Phoenix Contact 1421679

Name: Data Connector SACC-M12MS-8QO SH ETH
Brand: Phoenix Contact
SKU: 1421679

Data Connector SACC-M12MS-8QO SH ETH

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Product Description

The SACC-M12MS-8QO SH ETH data connector is designed for Ethernet applications, supporting a transmission speed of 1 Gbps. With an 8-position configuration, this connector is halogen-free and shielded, ensuring reliable data transfer in various environments.

Constructed with a zinc die-cast knurl that is nickel-plated, it provides durability and corrosion resistance. The external cable diameter ranges from 5 mm to 9.7 mm, accommodating different cable sizes. The connector's straight cable outlet configuration allows for easy installation.

It meets rigorous standards, including fire protection requirements for rail vehicles as per DIN EN 45545-2, and offers a degree of protection rated at IP65. The ambient operating temperature for both male and female connectors spans from -40 °C to 85 °C, making it suitable for harsh conditions. The unit weighs approximately 39.321 g including packing, with a tightening torque specification of 5 Nm for the pressure nut.

This product also features an insulation resistance of ≥ 100 MΩ and a nominal voltage of 48 V AC, allowing for reliable connections even in demanding situations.

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Best offer from:: Trusted supplier — Italy, member since 2021, 10–19 employees
Availability:: 0 pcs.
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Updated at: 11-09-2026
Warranty:: 12 months
Condition:: New Factory Sealed

New Factory Sealed - A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original manufacturer-sealed packaging.

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Specifications

Brand: Phoenix Contact
Knurl Material: Zinc die-cast
Item number: 1421679
Packing unit: 1 pc
Minimum order quantity: 1 pc
Product key: AF2CDI
Assembly note: NOTE: Observe the permissible bending radii when routing cables, since the degree of protection may be at risk if the bending forces are too high. Reduce mechanical loads upstream of the connector, e.g., by using cable ties.