IFM EVCA65 is a 0.6 m connecting cable with socket designed for reliable connections in industrial automation applications. It features a compact M12 connection design and robust construction for dependable use with compatible sensors, actuators, and automation equipment.
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The IFM EVCA65 connecting cable with socket, model ADOGH050MSS00,6H05, is a compact 0.6 m connection solution designed for industrial automation applications. It provides convenient connectivity for compatible industrial devices and field components.
0.6 m cable length
Connecting cable with socket
Compact industrial connection design
M12 connection technology
Reliable device connectivity
Suitable for industrial automation
Suitable for compatible sensors and actuators
Practical solution for machine wiring
The EVCA65 is suitable for connecting compatible sensors, actuators, controllers, and automation components. Its compact cable length makes it useful for machinery, control systems, and installations where short-distance device connections are required.
The 0.6 m cable provides a compact connection between compatible industrial devices while helping maintain organized machine wiring. Its robust construction supports dependable connectivity during normal industrial operation.
The IFM EVCA65 provides a compact and practical connection solution for industrial automation equipment. Its short cable length is suitable for applications requiring neat, space-efficient connections between compatible field devices.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Code | EVCA65 |
| Manufacturer | IFM electronic |
| Product Type | Connecting Cable with Socket |
| Model / Part Number | ADOGH050MSS00,6H05 |
| Cable Length | 0.6 m |
| Application | Industrial automation |
| Connection Type | Cable with socket |
| Connector Technology | M12 |
| Typical Use | Sensors, actuators and compatible field devices |
| Installation | Machinery, control systems and factory automation |