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Phoenix Contact part number 1238753 is a device connector designed for rear mounting. It features an Ethernet hybrid CAT5 configuration supporting speeds up to 100 Mbps, compliant with IEC 11801:2002 standards. The component has 8 positions and utilizes a socket interface. It employs a straight M12-SPEEDCON connection with Y-coding. The connector is intended for attachment to a free cable end.
Verify the exact suffix and coding against official Phoenix Contact documentation before procurement. Confirm that the Y-coding matches system requirements. Ensure the rear mounting specification aligns with panel thickness and depth constraints. Cross-reference the 100 Mbps capability with network infrastructure needs.
Select this model when a rear-mount Ethernet solution is required. The Y-coding ensures correct mating with compatible M12 connectors. Verify compatibility with CAT5 hybrid cables. Consider the straight orientation for space-constrained environments.
This component belongs to the SACC series of device connectors from Phoenix Contact. These connectors are engineered for robust industrial applications requiring reliable data transmission. The SPEEDCON technology facilitates quick and tool-free assembly processes.
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