1201775

Overview

Phoenix Contact part number 1201775 is a custom network cable designed for industrial Ethernet applications. It supports CAT5e standards with data rates up to 1 Gbps. The cable features an angled M12 plug (Coding A, IP65) on one end and a straight RJ45 plug (IP20) on the other. Constructed with highly flexible TPE material, it is colored turquoise. The unit has a specified length of 94 meters.

Feature Summary

• Provides robust connectivity between field devices and control systems using M12 and RJ45 interfaces.
• Engineered with high flexibility for dynamic installation environments in industrial settings.
• Ensures environmental protection at the field interface through IP65 rated M12 coding A connector.

Applications

• Industrial Ethernet networking
• Automation system interconnections
• Machine tool wiring

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific order code NBC-M12MR-R4AC/94L/ against project requirements. Confirm that the 94-meter length matches the deployment distance needs. Ensure compatibility with existing M12 Coding A ports and standard RJ45 infrastructure before procurement.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a fixed-length, highly flexible Ethernet cable is required for industrial automation. It bridges the gap between ruggedized field connectors and standard network equipment. Consider the IP65 rating for the M12 side if exposed to harsh conditions.

Part Context

This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's range of network cables and networking cables. It serves as a specialized solution for connecting Ethernet-enabled devices where standard patch cords are insufficient due to length or environmental constraints.

Replacement Considerations

No public substitute part numbers are confirmed in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing M12 Coding A and RJ45 setups before considering alternatives.

FAQ

What is the data transmission speed supported by this cable?

The cable supports Ethernet CAT5e standards with speeds up to 1 Gbps.

What is the connector coding for the M12 plug?

The angled M12 plug uses Coding A.