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Phoenix Contact part number 1405698 is an assembled fiber optic patch cable designed for data transmission applications. The cable utilizes multi-mode fiberglass with a 50/125 µm core/cladding diameter and meets the OM3 performance standard. It features SC connectors on both ends (SC/SC configuration). The product is constructed as a zip cord cable type, suitable for installation in cable ducts or similar environments. It provides a degree of protection rating of IP20.
Verify the specific cable length requirement during procurement, as this item is configured to customer specifications. Confirm that the SC/SC connector polarity and OM3 multi-mode specifications align with the existing network infrastructure. Ensure the IP20 protection rating is sufficient for the intended installation environment, particularly regarding exposure to dust or physical contact.
Select this component when a fixed-length, pre-terminated OM3 multi-mode fiber solution is required. The SC/SC interface is standard for many legacy and current data networking devices. Consider the zip cord form factor for ease of routing in confined spaces like cable ducts. Verify that the 50/125 µm fiber dimension matches the system's optical requirements.
This part belongs to Phoenix Contact's range of assembled fiber optic cables and data connectors. It serves as a ready-to-use interconnect solution within their broader portfolio of copper and fiber optic data transmission products. The product supports high-speed data rates up to 40 Gbps as part of the company's comprehensive connectivity offerings for industrial and commercial applications.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. When replacing this unit, ensure the new part maintains the SC/SC connector type, OM3 multi-mode classification, and 50/125 µm fiber dimensions to guarantee compatibility.

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