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Allen-Bradley 889D-M4AC-5 DC Micro Cable

Manufacturer: Allen Bradley / Rockwell | Catalog # 889D-M4AC-5 | Codale Part # 3915280

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889 DC Micro Cable

Technical Information

Amperage
4 Amp
Applications
Standard Materials
Cable Type
Multi-Core
Conductor Size
22 AWG
Connector Type
M12 Male (Plug) Straight, Free Conductor End
Material
Zinc
Number of Conductors
4-Pins
Number of Pins
4
Number of Poles
4 Pole
Standard
CUL,KC,UL
Type
DC Micro Cable
Voltage
250 Volt
Wire Size
22 AWG

Manufacturer Information

Brand
Allen-Bradley

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
662468992480
Color
Yellow
Product UPC
66246899248
Weight
0.5400 lb

Dimensions

Cable Length
5 m
Length
5 m
Features
  • Includes nickel-plated brass coupling nuts on Pico (M8)
  • Includes general purpose 18 AWG cables
  • Offers a one-piece molded body design
  • Includes cordsets: Cable with integral female connector at one end and flying leads at the other
  • Includes ratcheting coupling nut which resists vibration
  • Provides highly visible yellow polyvinylchloride (PVC) jacket resists oil and chemicals
  • Includes patchcords: Cable with integral connector at each end (one male, one female)
  • Includes epoxy-coated zinc coupling nuts which provide durability
  • Includes ratcheting coupling nut for added vibration resistance
  • Includes 12-pin/11-conductor on 19-pin for passive distribution and other box applications
  • Includes heavy duty STOOW 16 AWG cables
  • Includes 12-pin configuration for SafeShield™ light curtains and other applications
  • Provides highly visible yellow polyvinylchloride (PVC) jacket which resists oil and chemicals
  • Provides heavy-duty re-enforcing braiding used as a grounded shield reduces noise
  • Offers red cable jackets to identify safety networks on your machines



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