M12 L-Coded Male to Female 4-Pin 16AWG Power Cable – PUR Drag Chain, IP67

This M12 L-Coded male to female straight 4-position cable assembly is designed for high-current 24V DC power distribution in industrial automation systems. Built to the M12 IEC standard and selected for PROFINET power supply applications, L-coded connectors deliver significantly higher current capacity compared to standard M12 connectors while maintaining a compact form factor.

Rated up to 63V DC and supporting up to 16A per pin (depending on conductor size), this cable is ideal for supplying power to fieldbus Ethernet I/O boxes, network devices, motors, drives and valve applications.

The overmoulded connectors provide IP67 ingress protection, ensuring reliable operation in harsh industrial environments. The PUR outer jacket makes this assembly suitable for drag chain applications, offering resistance to oil, abrasion and mechanical stress.

Key Features

• M12 L-Coded male to female straight

• 4-position power connector

• 16AWG (1.5mm²) copper conductors

• Rated up to 63V DC

• Up to 16A per pin (depending on conductor size)

• IP67 protection

• PUR jacket for drag chain use

• 360° shielding design for robust EMC performance

• Designed to prevent mismatching with other M12 codings

• Suitable for compact high-power installations

Connector Specifications

Connector A
Connection: M12 L-Coded
Gender: Male
Poles: 4
Orientation: Straight

Connector B
Connection: M12 L-Coded
Gender: Female
Poles: 4
Orientation: Straight

Cable Specifications

Cable Type: L-Coded Power Cable
Conductor Material: Copper
Conductor Structure: AWG16 (1.5mm²)
Shield Type: Unshielded
Jacket Material: PUR
Cable Colour: Black
UL Type: UL AWM 20549
Length Range: 0.3m – 20m

Electrical Data

Nominal Voltage: 63V DC
Nominal Current: 12A (16A depending on conductor size and installation conditions)

Typical Applications

• PROFINET 24V power distribution

• Industrial Ethernet I/O systems

• Automation control cabinets

• Motors and drives

• Valve systems

• High-current field devices