Sensor cable IFM E10305 with molded plastic angle type A-coded unshielded 4-pin female M12 + Harting Harax M8-S 21 01 130 4061 3pin male M8 sensor connectors

Sensor cable which can be used with wide variety of sensors and other information carrying devices. Sensor cables are an essential part of industrial automation in general. With out them... Well nothing would work.

Sensor cable technical details:

• Connector side A:
  • Molded plastic 90° angle type A-coded unshielded 4-pin female M12 sensor connector
    • Connector material:
      • Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)
    • Nut material:
      • Nickel plated brass
    • Tightening torque:
      • 0.5Nm
    • Wiring of pins:
      • 1 = Brown
      • 2 = White
      • 3 = Blue
      • 4 = Black
• Connector side B:
  • M8 straight unshielded 3-pin sensor connector, male, plastic/metal, Harting Harax M8-S 21 01 130 4061, blade connection for 4-5.1mm cables
  • Additional information about this connector can be gathered by checking our online store for this particular model or by downloading the technical datasheet from the bottom of the page.
  • Wiring:
    • Most likely straight (from pin to pin between connectors), but might vary between units
• Max operating voltage:
  • 250VAC/300VDC
• Operating temperature:
  • -25...90°C
• IP-rating:
  • IP67
• Cable material:
  • Polyurethane (PUR) / Polyvinyl chloride(PVC)
• Cable wires:
  • 4x 0.25mm² (32x 0.1mm strands)
• Cable outer diameter:
  • 5mm
• Cable color:
  • Orange
• Cable model markings:
  • E10305
  • EVC005 (new alternative model marking)
  • Ecomat 400 series

Download IFM E10305 4pin M12 A-coded angled female sensor cable technical datasheet

Download Harting industrial connectors technical datasheet (this harting connector model is found in here)

Download Harting M8/M12 circular sensor connectors technical datasheet

This is used sensor cable so make sure you select the cable length from the available lengths.

Connector pinout and wire colors are from manufacturers datasheet or from couple of our test measured units. It's up to user to either trust these or measure them prior to connection. Just as a precaution we recommend testing out the wiring just to be sure and not destroy anything.