Product Description:

The 8ECM0025.1312C-0 cable is produced by B & R Automation within the ACOPOS P3 Cables series. It links ACOPOS inverter modules to P3 servo motors, carrying power and feedback conductors in one assembly to reduce panel wiring. Its purpose is to transmit drive energy and encoder data reliably across moving machine axes in industrial automation.

With a fixed length of 25 m, the lead can span from centralized control cabinets to actuators on large gantries without intermediate junctions. Conductors follow a composite layout of 4 x 4.0 mm² + 2 x 0.75 mm² + 2 x 1.0 mm², so high-current phases and low-level signals remain separated inside the round profile. The assembly supports up to 30 A, allowing it to handle the rated continuous current of midsize P3 motors while limiting resistive losses. Insulation clearance and creepage enable a maximum operating line-to-line voltage of 1000 VAC, matching the output range of the associated inverters. To combat electromagnetic interference, the core bundle uses tinned copper braiding + foil shield, which helps minimize crosstalk toward encoder pairs and nearby cables.

Interface hardware is standardized through an 8-Pin Female Speedtec Motor Connector, so the cable mates quickly with the motor-side receptacle. Once connected, the coupling and molded boot attain an ingress rating of IP66/67, keeping dust and wash-down fluids away from the conductors. Dielectric strength is verified with a 4 kV flash test, ensuring the jacket and insulation withstand transient overvoltage events. Despite the generous copper content, overall mass remains 6.9 kg, which helps cable chains move more freely when the axis accelerates.

Wake Industrial stocks this cable and offers same-day shipping options for projects that cannot wait. Every purchase is backed by a 1-year warranty from the date of shipment. For part numbers, type codes, or general specification questions, customers can use the chat tool available on the website before ordering. This helps buyers confirm details quickly when they are comparing cables for new builds, planned retrofits, or routine replacements in multi-axis motion systems.