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Phoenix Contact part number 1405696 is an assembled fiber optic patch cable designed for data transmission applications. It features a zip cord construction with multi-mode fiberglass core, specifically OM4 grade with 50/125 µm dimensions. The cable terminates in LC and SC-RJ connectors. It offers an attenuation of ≤ 0.5 dB at both 850 nm and 1300 nm wavelengths. The unit provides IP20 protection and is rated for short-term and long-term tensile strength of 50 N.
Verify the exact connector configuration required, as the product designation indicates LC and SC-RJ options. Confirm that the OM4 multi-mode specification aligns with your network equipment standards. Ensure the IP20 rating meets the environmental requirements of the intended installation location, such as controlled indoor cabinet spaces.
Select this component when OM4 multi-mode performance is required for structured cabling systems. The zip cord format supports neat routing in confined spaces like cable trays. Verify that the LC and SC-RJ termination types match the existing port interfaces on the target devices to ensure proper connectivity without adapters.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's fiber optic data cabling portfolio. It serves as a pre-assembled solution for industrial automation and communication networks. The product complements other fiber optic components by providing standardized interconnects between switches, controllers, and sensors within facility infrastructure.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users must verify compatibility based on connector type (LC/SC-RJ), fiber grade (OM4), and physical dimensions before considering alternative sources.
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