114448-0015 Danaher
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The Danaher 114448-0015 is a cable from the Dynapar Encoder Cables series with a length of 15 feet and supports a maximum wire temperature of 105 degrees Celsius. It features a 10-pin MS Bayonet female connector on the encoder side, an 8-lead design without shielding, and uses 22 AWG and 24 AWG wire gauges. This cable has a termination style of flying leads and is compatible with differential line driver outputs.
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The 114448-0015 is a Danaher Dynapar encoder cable configured with an MS bayonet female encoder-side connector and flying leads termination. Support for differential line driver output and index output makes this cable a very practical choice for accurate encoder signal integration. A +105 C maximum wire temperature rating is a strong advantage for demanding control environments.
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The 114448-0015 is an encoder interconnect cable manufactured by Danaher and supplied under the Dynapar Encoder Cables series. It forms the physical link between a rotary encoder and downstream control hardware. The cable carries incremental channel and index signals so motion controllers can track shaft position in automated machinery, including motor-driven production equipment and positioning systems.
This assembly has a length of 15 ft, providing adequate reach for most motor-to-cabinet layouts without excessive signal attenuation. At the encoder end, it terminates in a female MS bayonet connector with a keyed, quick-lock design. The mating insert uses a 10-pin interface that matches many Dynapar feedback devices. Internal conductors combine stranded copper in 22 AWG and 24 AWG sizes; the heavier pairs carry power, while the finer pairs carry differential signals to minimize capacitance. Each conductor has PVC insulation rated for continuous exposure up to +105 °C, allowing the cable to be routed through warm motor housings or control enclosures without compromising conductor isolation.
The minimum service temperature is -20 °C, so the cable remains flexible in unheated factories or outdoor equipment. Signal fidelity is maintained through pairing assignments compatible with a differential line driver, allowing the receiving electronics to reject common-mode noise across the cable run. The controller end has flying leads that can connect to terminal blocks, solder joints, or suitable field connectors as required by the installation. The cable provides 8 color-coded leads, which are routed straight through so an optional index pulse can reach the drive when that channel is available from the encoder. This arrangement supports machinery that uses an index reference for homing sequences or position verification after startup.
