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Phoenix Contact: Miniature connectors

Phoenix Contact expanded its M12 connector range for power transmission in industrial environments with S-coded flush-type connectors and cordsets rated to 16 A and 630 V.

M12 connector
M12 connector

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Ratings are per IEC; UL 2237 is pending. Standard S-coded connectors, rated to 12 A, are also available.

They have two positions and protective earth ground (2+PE). The panel-mount connectors are pre-assembled with 0.5 meter long wires with conductor cross section of 1.5 mm² (16 AWG). This M12 circular connector system is suitable for use as a main power connector, with IP67 protection and the robust metal M16 X 1.5 panel-mount thread.

The compact panel-mount connectors are available in pin and socket versions for front and rear mounting. The unshielded cable cordsets are available in lengths of 1, 2, 5 and 10 meters, with both straight and right angle heads. Both male and female pigtail versions are offered as standard articles. Double-ended cordsets can be manufactured on request through the Phoenix Contact solution center.

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