112860-0015 Danaher
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The Danaher 112860-0015 is an encoder cable from the Dynapar Encoder Cables series. It features a shielded design with M12 (A-Coded) connector on one end and eight stripped and tinned leads on the other. This cable uses 24 AWG wire and supports both single ended and differential output types.
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The 112860-0015 is a Dynapar encoder cable with shielded construction and an M12 A-coded connector. An 8-lead design with stripped and tinned lead finish supports clean terminations and stable signal transmission. Support for single-ended or differential output makes the assembly especially versatile for encoder interface work.
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The 112860-0015 is an encoder interface cable produced by Danaher for the Dynapar Encoder Cables series. It links a rotary or linear feedback device to a motion controller, carrying incremental or absolute position signals for closed-loop motor control. The cable helps prevent electrical noise from degrading the position counts used to regulate motor speed and movement. Its ready-terminated design simplifies installation in industrial automation systems by reducing the amount of connector preparation required during wiring. The assembled cable also maintains signal integrity across its full length when installed and routed correctly.
The conductors are enclosed in a shielded jacket that reduces interference from nearby variable-frequency drives, welders, and other electrically noisy equipment. At the encoder end, the assembly terminates with a keyed M12 A-coded connector, allowing quick connection to compatible industrial feedback devices while preventing incorrect insertion. Each core uses stranded 24 AWG copper, balancing flexibility with low electrical resistance for reliable 5 V or 24 V logic transmission. At the controller end, the conductors are stripped and tinned, so they can be connected to screw clamps or solder lugs without additional wire preparation. The wiring supports single-ended or differential channel pairs, allowing it to carry TTL or RS-422-style feedback signals. This flexibility accommodates different encoder output arrangements without requiring a separate cable design.
The cable contains eight color-coded cores that accommodate the A, B, and Z encoder channels, complementary signals, and power connections commonly used by quadrature feedback devices. These conductors exit the outer jacket as individual leads, and their color coding supports clear terminal mapping at the controller. Adhesive-lined shrink tubing is installed near the breakout to reinforce the area where the conductors separate from the main cable. The tubing also helps seal the shielding braid after the outer jacket is removed, reducing exposure at the fan-out point. The flexible conductor arrangement supports routing through industrial machinery where cables may pass around bends or enter compact control enclosures.
