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Single Motor Cable 9m | 14 AWG Wire Gauge | TPE Material | by Allen-Bradley
The Single Motor Cable from Allen-Bradley features a robust 9-meter length and 14 AWG wire gauge, designed for industrial automation and motion control systems. With a single SpeedTec DIN connector and pre-wired feedback connector kit, this cable ensures reliable power and brake wiring for Kinetix motion series drives. Built with durable TPE material, it minimizes waste and is ideal for professional installations.
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Technical Specifications
- Cable Type: Single motor power with brake wires
- Connector: Single SpeedTec DIN connector (drive end)
- Wire Gauge: 14 AWG
- Material: TPE
- Cable Length: 9 meters
- Configuration: Flying lead power and brake wires
- Feedback: Pre-wired feedback connector kit
- Flexibility: Standard non-flex cable
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 15mm x 9000mm x 15mm
- Weight: 1.2 kg
Key Features
- Single motor power with brake wires
- Single SpeedTec DIN connector at drive end
- Flying lead power and brake wires
- Pre-wired feedback connector kit
- 14 AWG wire gauge
- TPE material construction
- Standard non-flex cable
- 9 meter cable length
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation by a qualified electrician or automation technician is recommended to ensure proper connection and compliance with electrical standards.
Applications
- Industrial automation and motion control systems
- Single motor power and brake wiring applications
- Kinetix motion series drives
Standards & Compliance
- AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules (Electrical Installation)
Environmental Benefits
- Durable TPE material reduces need for frequent replacements, minimizing waste
Warranty Information
Radwell 2-year warranty included; factory warranty does not apply.
Available Now
The Allen-Bradley 2090CSBM1DE14AA09 Single Motor Cable is available for immediate purchase, ideal for industrial automation and motion control applications.
