108241-0005 Danaher
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The Danaher 108241-0005 is an encoder cable from the Dynapar Encoder Cables series, designed for use with 22 With Marker encoders and single ended outputs. This cable features an MS female connector on the encoder end, flying leads on the non-encoder end, includes index support, and measures 5 feet in length.
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The 108241-0005 is a Danaher Dynapar encoder cable with a female MS connector for single-ended output applications. A 6-lead configuration and flying leads make termination efficient in control panels and replacement work. Compatibility with 22 With Marker encoders and index support make the cable a strong fit for dependable feedback connections.
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The 108241-0005 encoder cable is manufactured by Danaher and supplied under the Dynapar Encoder Cables series. It serves as the signal path between a rotary encoder and a motion controller, carrying A, B, and Z pulses used for position tracking in automated machinery. By delivering conditioned logic levels through a shielded bundle, the assembly helps maintain signal timing for servomotor feedback on conveyors, gantry axes, and indexing tables. The cable is supplied as a discrete harness that connects directly to compatible field encoders without soldering, which reduces wiring errors and simplifies installation on the plant floor.
The harness is intended for a Model 22 incremental encoder with a marker, so its conductors align with the A, B, and Z channels. It supports a single-ended output, in which each signal is referenced to a common conductor rather than paired with a complementary signal. At the encoder end, the bundle terminates in a female MS connector that locks to the mating plug and resists disconnection caused by machine vibration. Inside the PVC jacket are six tinned-copper leads, each color-coded to simplify conductor identification during wiring. The cable is available in 5 ft increments, allowing the selected length to suit the distance between the encoder and controller without leaving unnecessary cable coiled inside the cabinet.
The assembly includes an index channel for the Z pulse, allowing the controller to establish a repeatable positional reference during a homing sequence. The controller end has flying leads that can be crimped into terminals, routed into a terminal block, or attached to a dedicated encoder input module. This unterminated arrangement also allows the conductors to be cut and dressed according to the controller enclosure layout. The circular connector contains six pins, providing a direct contact arrangement for the six internal conductors. Its shielded construction helps protect low-level encoder signals from electromagnetic interference generated by nearby motor power cables, contactors, and variable-frequency drives.
