114448-0005 Danaher
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The Danaher 114448-0005 is part of the Dynapar Encoder Cables series and is designed with an MS bayonet female connector on the encoder side and flying leads on the non-encoder end. This cable features 10 connector pins, 8 leads, and supports wire gauges of 22/24 AWG with a temperature range from -20 to 105 degrees Celsius.
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The 114448-0005 is a Dynapar encoder cable designed for differential line driver outputs with index and fitted with an MS bayonet female encoder-side connector. An 8-lead configuration with flying leads at the non-encoder end supports clean integration and dependable signal routing in motion feedback systems. The -20 to 105 C wire temperature range is a standout specification for demanding industrial service.
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The 114448-0005 cable is supplied by Danaher within the Dynapar Encoder Cables series and is intended to connect rotary feedback devices to motion controllers in automated machinery. Its shielded multicore construction carries incremental position signals and an index pulse while helping prevent electrical noise from disrupting communication. Industry-standard connectors provide secure interfaces for applications that require reliable encoder feedback during repeated machine operation.
This model supports a differential line driver with an index channel, so the paired conductors carry complementary A, B, and Z signals that improve noise immunity over long cable runs. At the encoder end, a keyed female MS bayonet plug provides a secure connection with a quick-locking mechanism. The connector shell contains a 10-pin insert with dedicated contacts for power, signal pairs, and the zero-reference channel. Inside the cable jacket, 8 leads accommodate the differential signal pairs as well as the supply and common connections. The opposite end has unterminated flying leads that can be stripped and connected directly to terminal blocks or drive-side connectors, allowing the cable to work with a variety of controller interfaces.
The copper conductors have a size of 22/24 AWG, balancing low voltage drop with the flexibility needed for routing through confined machine spaces and cable carriers. The thermoplastic insulation has a continuous temperature limit of 105 °C, permitting installation near motors or brakes that radiate heat during operating cycles. The cable remains flexible at temperatures as low as -20 °C, supporting cold starts in freezers, refrigerated equipment, and unheated industrial facilities. Shield coverage reduces electromagnetic interference and helps preserve the original phase relationship of the line-driver output at the receiver. The keyed connector prevents incorrect alignment, while the separate flying leads allow each conductor to be routed to its corresponding controller terminal without requiring a fixed drive-side plug.
