Phoenix Contact 1404810 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The Phoenix Contact 1404810 is a sensor cable assembly classified within the SAC series, featuring a 3-position rectangular connector with wire lead termination and a 10-meter cable length. This component is designed for sensor and transducer applications requiring standardized connectivity. The part is currently listed as obsolete, making identification of functionally equivalent alternatives necessary for system maintenance, repair, and component sourcing in active production environments.

Substiute Parts

1404810

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 10721404810 Datasheet

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1439492

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 12261439492 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the Phoenix Contact 1404810 is determined by strict alignment across the following critical parameters:

• Series Compatibility: Both parts must belong to the SAC series to ensure mechanical and electrical interface consistency
• Connector Configuration: 3-position rectangular connector type must be maintained
• Termination Method: Wire lead termination is required for direct replacement
• Cable Length: 10-meter specification must be preserved
• Electrical Compliance: RoHS compliance and MSL rating (1 - Unlimited) must be matched
• Regulatory Classification: ECCN and HTSUS codes must align

The Phoenix Contact 1439492 meets all substitution criteria as an active-status alternative within the same SAC series, maintaining identical connector, termination, cable length, and compliance specifications.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The Phoenix Contact 1439492 is a direct functional equivalent to the obsolete 1404810. Both components share identical electrical and mechanical specifications across all critical parameters: 3-position rectangular connector configuration, wire lead termination, 10-meter cable length, and full RoHS compliance with MSL rating 1.

The primary distinction is product status: the 1404810 is obsolete while the 1439492 maintains active production status. This status difference, combined with superior inventory availability (1127 pieces versus 979 pieces), positions the 1439492 as the preferred selection for new designs, system repairs, and ongoing component procurement.

Both parts carry identical regulatory classifications (ECCN: EAR99, HTSUS: 8544.42.9090), confirming equivalence for export and compliance documentation purposes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the Phoenix Contact 1439492 directly replace the 1404810 in existing installations?

A: Yes. The 1439492 is mechanically and electrically identical to the 1404810 across all specified parameters. The 3-position rectangular connector, wire lead termination, and 10-meter cable length are preserved, ensuring direct compatibility in sensor and transducer applications.

Q: What is the significance of the product status difference between these parts?

A: The 1404810 is classified as obsolete, indicating discontinued manufacturing. The 1439492 maintains active production status, ensuring long-term availability and supply chain reliability for component sourcing and system maintenance.

Q: Are there packaging differences between these parts?

A: The 1404810 is supplied with standard packaging, while the 1439492 is supplied in bulk packaging. Both configurations contain identical components; packaging selection depends on procurement volume and logistics requirements.

Q: Do both parts meet the same regulatory and compliance standards?

A: Yes. Both the 1404810 and 1439492 are RoHS compliant with MSL rating 1 (Unlimited), and both carry identical ECCN (EAR99) and HTSUS (8544.42.9090) classifications, confirming equivalence for regulatory and export documentation.

Q: Which part should be specified for new designs?

A: The Phoenix Contact 1439492 should be specified for new designs due to its active production status and superior inventory availability, ensuring component accessibility throughout the design lifecycle and production phases.