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Ruth's sister 774314 110VAC 24VDC internal power cable

SKU CH-3N90-NHK7F

Connects 110 VAC and 24 VDC power to a Pilz 774314 PNOZ X3 safety relay module

  • Designed for Pilz 774314 PNOZ X3 safety relay
  • Compatible with 110VAC input and 24VDC output
  • New condition ensures reliable performance
  • Internal power cable for industrial safety applications

Compatible cable for PNOZ X3 relay

This internal power cable is built for the Pilz 774314 PNOZ X3 safety relay module. It matches the 110VAC input and 24VDC output specification of the unit. Installers wiring safety circuits can use it to connect the module without adapting generic leads. The cable suits new builds and maintenance replacements alike.

Passive wiring produces no heat or noise

As a passive cable assembly it generates no thermal load and emits no audible noise during operation. Power draw is determined entirely by the connected relay module rather than the cable itself. No active cooling or fan clearance is required. The part adds no electrical overhead to the safety circuit.

Highlights

  • Designed for Pilz 774314 PNOZ X3 safety relay
  • Compatible with 110VAC input and 24VDC output
  • New condition ensures reliable performance
  • Internal power cable for industrial safety applications

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How is this cable installed in the Pilz 774314 PNOZ X3 110VAC 24VDC safety relay module?

The cable connects directly to the module's internal power terminals; ensure the 110VAC supply is isolated before wiring the 24VDC output leads to avoid reversed polarity.

What maintenance or replacement will this internal power cable need over time?

Inspect the insulation and connector contacts periodically for heat discoloration or vibration loosening; replace the cable if the 24VDC conductors show cracking or the crimp terminals become intermittent.

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