PacDrive 3 axis cable, scoped to one part number
The FCE319150A100 is the Schneider Electric PacDrive 3 power cable wired to axes 2, 3, and 4 on the STS40, STS60, and STS80 servo modules — a 15 m shielded assembly terminated on one end with an S915 straight connector. Cable length is the dimension that drives whether this order code is the correct fit for a given cabinet layout — at 15 m it covers the typical reach from the PacDrive 3 rack to the remote axis block without inline joins, which is what the shielded motor cable construction is meant to preserve.
Construction and connector interface
The cable is shielded motor cable with a metal-bodied S915 connector on one end in a straight exit — shielding continuity depends on the connector shell bonding cleanly to the drive-side ground plane, so a metal housing on this end is part of the EMC story, not just a mechanical detail. It ships as a single unit per package, so replacement orders quote per cable rather than per reel — relevant when a spare-parts BOM is being assembled for an STS40/60/80 line.
Lifecycle read and what it means for the BOM
Lifecycle is recorded as obsolete, so the procurement question shifts from production scheduling to available stock — the cable is sourced through independent distribution, with quantities and condition confirmed against an RFQ rather than against a factory schedule. For a machine builder with an STS40, STS60, or STS80 in the field, the practical implication is that any spare cable should be ordered against a confirmed surplus allocation rather than against an open production window; the shielded motor cable and S915 termination are specific to this axis cable, not a generic drive accessory, so a parametric substitute will not drop in cleanly.