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| Notes | General: The electrical and mechanical data specified assume that the connector pair is correctly locked and mounted. If the connector is unlocked and if there is a danger of contamination, the connector must be sealed using a protective cap > IP54. Influences arising from litz wires, cables or PCB assembly must also be taken into consideration. Safety note Safety note: WARNING: The connectors may not be plugged in or disconnected under load. Ignoring the warning or improper use may damage persons and/or property. ⢠WARNING: Commission properly functioning products only. The products must be regularly inspected for damage. Decommission defective products immediately. Replace damaged products. Repairs are not possible. ⢠WARNING: Only electrically qualified personnel may install and operate the product. They must observe the following safety notes. The qualified personnel must be familiar with the basics of electrical engineering. They must be able to recognize and prevent danger. The relevant symbol on the packaging indicates that only personnel familiar with electrical engineering are allowed to install and operate the product. ⢠The products are suitable for applications in plant, controller, and electrical device engineering. ⢠When operating the connectors in outdoor applications, they must be separately protected against environmental influences. ⢠Assembled products may not be manipulated or improperly opened. ⢠Only use mating connectors that are specified in the technical data of the standards listed (e.g. the ones listed in the product accessories online at phoenixcontact.com/products). ⢠When using the product in direct connection with third-party manufacturers, the user is responsible. ⢠For operating voltages > 50V AC, conductive connector housings must be grounded ⢠Ensure that when laying the cable, the tensile load on the connectors does not exceed the upper limit specified in the standards. ⢠Observe the corresponding technical data. You will find information: o On the product o On the packing label o In the supplied documentation o Online at phoenixcontact.com/products under the product ⢠Only use tools recommended by PhoenixContact ⢠Use a protective cap to protect connectors that are not in use. The suitable accessories are available online in the accessory section of the product at phoenixcontact.com/products ⢠Ensure that the protective or functional ground has been properly connected. ⢠VDE 0100/1.97 § 411.1.3.2 and DIN EN 60 204/11.98 § 14.1.3 are applicable when combining several circuits in a cable and/or connector ⢠The connector warms up in normal operation. Depending on the ambient conditions, the surface of the connector can continue to warm up. In this case, the user is responsible for posting warnings (e.g. DIN EN ISO 13732-1:2008-12). |
| Mounting | Mounting type: Rear mounting Connection method: Cable connection |
| Product properties | Product type: Circular connectors (device side) Sensor type: INTERBUS Number of positions: 5 No. of cable outlets: 1 Shielded: yes Coding: B Thread type: M12 Insulation characteristics Overvoltage category: II Degree of pollution: 3 |
| Material specifications | Flammability rating according to UL 94: V0 Seal material: FKM Contact material: CuZn Contact surface material: Ni/Au Contact carrier material: PA 6.6 Material for screw connection: Brass, nickel-plated Outer sheath, material: PUR |
| Electrical properties | Rated surge voltage: 1.5 kV Insulation resistance: 100 Mé Nominal voltage UN: 48 VAC 60 VDC Nominal current IN: 4 A Transmission medium: Copper |
| Connection data | Conductor connection Connection method: Cable connection Contact connection type: Socket Tightening torque: 2 Nm 3 Nm |
| Mechanical properties | Mechanical data Insertion/withdrawal cycles: > 100 |
| Connector | Connection 1 Head design: Socket Head cable outlet: straight Head thread type: M12 Head locking type: SPEEDCON Coding: B Connection 2 Head design: free cable end |
| Cable/line | Cable length: 5 m INTERBUS[900] Dimensional drawing: https://dam-mdc.phoenixcontact.com/rendition/156443151564/e9510efa11ce95448a7ed1ffa1fb852c/-S204x204-FJPG Cable weight: 70 kg/km Number of positions: 6 Shielded: yes Cable type: INTERBUS[900] Conductor structure: 3 x 2 x 0.22 mm² Signal speed: 0.66 c Conductor structure signal line: 32x 0.10 mm AWG signal line: 24 Conductor cross section: 3x 2x 0.22 mm² External cable diameter: 8 mm Outer sheath, material: PUR External sheath, color: may green RAL 6017 Conductor material: Bare Cu litz wires Material wire insulation: PE Single wire, color: green-yellow, white-brown, gray-pink Twisted pairs: 2 cores to the pair Overall twist: 3 pairs to the core Insulation resistance: ⥠5 Gé*km Coupling resistance: < 250.00 mé/m (at 30 MHz) Loop resistance: ⤠159.80 é/km Wave impedance: 120 é ±20% (at 64kHz) 100 é ±15% (with 1 MHz) Cable capacity: ⤠60 nF/km (At 800 Hz) Nominal voltage, cable: 250 V (Peak value, not for high-power applications) Test voltage Core/Core: 1500 Vrms Test voltage Core/Shield: 1000 Vrms Minimum bending radius, fixed installation: 7.5 x D Minimum bending radius, flexible installation: 15 x D Max. bending cycles: 5000000 Near end crosstalk attenuation (NEXT): ⥠61 dB (at 772kHz) ⥠59 dB (with 1 MHz) ⥠55 dB (at 2ÃHz) ⥠50 dB (at 4 ÃHz) ⥠46 dB (at 8ÃHz) ⥠44 dB (at 10 MHz) ⥠41 dB (at 16 MHz) ⥠40 dB (at 20ÃHz) Shield attenuation: ⤠15 dB/km (at 256kHz) ⤠24 dB/km (at 772kHz) ⤠27 dB/km (with 1 MHz) ⤠52 dB/km (at 4 ÃHz) ⤠84 dB/km (at 10 MHz) ⤠112 dB/km (at 16 MHz) ⤠119 dB/km (at 20ÃHz) Flame resistance: according to VDE0472, Part 4, test type B according to IEC 60332-1 Ambient temperature (operation): -40°C ... 80°C (cable, fixed installation) -30°C ... 70°C (Cable, flexible installation) |
| Environmental and real-life conditions | Ambient conditions Degree of protection: IP67 (When plugged in) IP65 (When plugged in) IP65/IP67 Ambient temperature (operation): -25°C ... 85°C (Plug / socket) -40°C ... 85°C (without mechanical actuation) |
| Standards and regulations | M12 Standard designation: M12 connector Standards/specifications: IEC 61076-2-101 |
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