Telemecanique Sensors
Telemecanique Sensors XZCP1141L5 Cordset 16.4 ft Black 250VAC/300VDC 4-Pin 18 AWG
A 16.4 ft black PUR cordset with a 4-pin female receptacle and bare-wire ends, rated 250 VAC/300 VDC at 3 A over 18 AWG halogen-free cable resistant to oils, abrasion and torsion
- TypeManual Motor Switches & Starters
- 4 ft cordset reaches distant equipment
- 4-pin female receptacle connects directly to sensors
- 18 AWG conductors rated for 3 A loads
- PUR jacket resists oils, abrasion and torsion
- Halogen-free cable meets 250 VAC/300 VDC rating
Industrial Cordset 16.4 ft 4-Pin
This 16.4 ft cordset carries 250 V AC or 300 V DC at up to 3 A through four 18 AWG conductors. A female straight receptacle with a single keyway terminates one end, while the opposite end is stripped bare wire for direct termination. The PUR jacket resists mechanical stress, abrasion, torsion, oils, greases and lubricants and is halogen-free.
For Fixed Wiring Installations
Suits control panels and machine wiring where a keyed receptacle feeds flying leads into terminal blocks or custom connectors. Not for applications that require a pre-assembled plug on both ends or a different pin count. Installers needing a moulded second connector or a higher current rating should select another part.
Keyed 4-Pin Receptacle
The single-keyway 4-pin female receptacle prevents mis-mating and defines the only factory-terminated connection on the cable. All other terminations must be made by the installer to the bare-wire end.
Highlights
- 4 ft cordset reaches distant equipment
- 4-pin female receptacle connects directly to sensors
- 18 AWG conductors rated for 3 A loads
- PUR jacket resists oils, abrasion and torsion
- Halogen-free cable meets 250 VAC/300 VDC rating
Specifications
| Type | Manual Motor Switches & Starters |
|---|---|
| Brand | Telemecanique Sensors |
Questions about this item
What length of cable run does the 16.4 ft cordset cover between the receptacle and the bare-wire end?
The cordset provides a continuous 16.4 ft run of 18 AWG four-conductor PUR-jacketed cable from the 4-pin female straight receptacle to the stripped bare-wire termination.
Which step is most often missed when wiring the bare-wire end of this cordset into a terminal block?
Stripping each 18 AWG conductor to the correct length and fully seating all four wires under their respective terminals before tightening prevents loose connections that cause intermittent faults.
How often should the PUR jacket be inspected for cuts or oil degradation in a high-flex machining cell?
Inspect the halogen-free PUR jacket at every preventive-maintenance interval; replace the cordset immediately if the jacket shows cuts, abrasion through to the conductors, or swelling from hot and cold oils and lubricants.
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