Based on the part number **PXPPVC08RAM03ACL150PVC**, this component is a high-quality industrial sensor/actuator cable assembly, typically manufactured by brands like **Bulgin** (as part of their Buccaneer range). Below is the technical breakdown of the electronic and physical characteristics of this part. ### 1. Part Number Specification Breakdown | Segment | Meaning | Technical Detail | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | **PXP** | Series Prefix | Buccaneer M8 Series (Circular Automation) | | **PVC** | Body Material | Overmolded PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) | | **08** | Shell Size | M8 Standard Interface | | **RAM** | Orientation | Right Angle Male (90-degree plug) | | **03** | Pin Count | 3-Pole (3 pins/conductors) | | **A** | Coding | A-Coded (Standard for sensors/actuators) | | **CL150** | Cable Length | 1.50 Meters (150 cm) | | **PVC** | Cable Jacket | PVC Jacket material | --- ### 2. Electrical Characteristics The 3-pin M8 configuration is a staple in automation for simple On/Off sensors or power delivery to small devices. * **Rated Voltage:** Typically up to **60V AC/DC**. * **Rated Current:** Usually **3A to 4A** per contact (depending on ambient temperature). * **Contact Resistance:** < 5 mΩ. * **Insulation Resistance:** > 100 MΩ at 500V DC. ### 3. Mechanical & Environmental Properties These parts are designed for harsh industrial environments where moisture and vibration are common. * **IP Rating:** Generally **IP67 or IP69K** when mated (Dust-tight and waterproof). * **Coupling Mechanism:** M8 x 1.0 threaded locking nut (usually nickel-plated brass). * **Wiring Color Code (Standard A-Coding):** 1. **Brown:** Positive (+V) 2. **Blue:** Negative (0V/Ground) 3. **Black:** Signal/Output (Switching) * **Temperature Range:** -25°C to +80°C. ### 4. Applications * **Factory Automation:** Connecting proximity sensors, limit switches, and photoelectric sensors. * **Robotics:** End-of-arm tooling where space is tight (utilizing the Right Angle connector). * **Process Control:** Low-voltage signal transmission in humid or dusty environments. ---