108241-0095 Danaher
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The Danaher 108241-0095 is an encoder cable assembly from the Dynapar Encoder Cables series. It features a MS female connector with a 6-pin count on the encoder side and 6 flying leads on the non-encoder end. The cable supports a single-ended output type and includes an index channel.
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The 108241-0095 is a Dynapar encoder cable assembly with a female MS connector for secure encoder-side connection. Flying-lead termination and single-ended output make integration straightforward in standard feedback wiring schemes. An included index channel adds useful signal capability for accurate position referencing.
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The 108241-0095 cable assembly is produced by Danaher through its Dynapar motion-control brand and belongs to the Dynapar Encoder Cables series. Designed for incremental encoder installations, the assembly carries power, ground, and channel signals from the rotating sensor to a drive or PLC panel. Its shielded design helps preserve pulse fidelity over plant-floor distances where electrical noise could interfere with encoder signals. The product is supplied as a pre-terminated assembly with an outer jacket suitable for routing through drag chains or cabinet glands on packaging, printing, and material-handling machines.
The internal cable assembly contains six tinned copper cores that accommodate the encoder channel set without unused pairs. The encoder end terminates in a military-style female MS connector with a 6-pin layout compatible with standard Dynapar incremental encoders. At the opposite end, the jacket is stripped, and the color-coded conductors exit as flying leads for connection to terminal blocks inside the cabinet. Signal transmission uses a single-ended topology suitable for drives that read TTL or HTL signal levels. An overmolded backshell provides strain relief, while the braided shield and outer jacket help protect the conductors from mechanical stress and electromagnetic interference.
The wiring plan includes an index channel that carries the incremental marker signal, allowing the controller to perform an automatic homing sequence after power-up. The part number follows a fixed pin-to-color convention for consistent terminal connections across compatible Dynapar equipment. Each individually insulated conductor is enclosed by shielding that provides 360-degree coverage at the backshell, and the extended drain wire supports direct chassis bonding. Overall length, operating temperature, and minimum bend radius depend on the installation, but these parameters do not change the assembly’s standardized connector arrangement or signal interface.
