Balluff BCC089P - M12 Splitter

Balluff BCC089P - M12 Splitter

Brand: Southern Technology Ltd
46.55 NZD In stock Buy at Merchant

The Balluff BCC089P (Part Number: BCC M415-M415-M415-U0003-000) is a heavy-duty M12 T-splitter designed for parallel power and signal distribution in automated sensor networks. Featuring a 1-to-2 port configuration, it splits one 5-pin M12 male port into two 4-pin M12 female ports—providing pass-through connection for pins 1 through 4 while leaving pin 5 internally disconnected (NC). Key Features 4-Pin Output Wiring (Pin 5 Disconnected): Directs pins 1–4 to both female branch ports while pin 5 remains unconnected, making it ideal for standard 4-wire sensors and field devices. Industry-Standard A-Coding: M12 A-coded interface ensures seamless plug-and-play integration with standard proximity switches, photoelectric sensors, and I/O devices. Rugged IP67 Sealed Design: Industrial-grade protection safeguards connections against dust, moisture, and washdowns in demanding factory environments. Durable Construction: Built with robust PA 6.6 housing, gold-plated contacts for high signal integrity, and nickel-plated brass coupling nuts for vibration resistance. Technical Specifications Order Code BCC089P Part Number BCC M415-M415-M415-U0003-000 Manufacturer Balluff Input Port (Trunk) M12x1 Male, 5-Pin, A-Coded Output Ports (Branches) 2x M12x1 Female, 4-Pin, A-Coded Pin Wiring Pins 1–4 Connected (Parallel), Pin 5 Not Connected (NC) Rated Voltage 60 V AC / 60 V DC (Up to 125 V AC/DC max) Rated Current 4.0 A per pin IP Rating IP67 Operating Temperature -25 °C to +80 °C Certifications CE, cULus, WEEE Common Applications Connecting dual 4-pin PNP/NPN sensors to a single trunk run. Splitting 24V DC auxiliary power and IO lines across multiple devices. Conveyor controls, industrial automation lines, and robotic end-effectors requiring standard 4-conductor wiring.

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