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Phoenix Contact part number 1405699 is a pre-assembled fiber optic patch cable designed for high-speed data transmission. It features a zip cord construction with an external diameter of 2.00 mm and utilizes multi-mode fiberglass 50/125 µm OM4 glass fiber as the transmission medium. The cable supports a transmission speed of 10 Gbps and is equipped with SC connectors on both ends. It has a short-term and long-term tensile strength of 50 N, a cable weight of 8.30 kg/km, and a purple outer sheath material that meets flame retardant standards.
Verify the specific cable length required, as the model designation includes variable length parameters (GZ03/...). Confirm connector type compatibility (SC/SC) and fiber grade (OM4) against system requirements. Ensure environmental conditions match the IP20 rating for indoor or protected duct usage. Check for any specific packaging or handling instructions for fragile fiber components.
Select this component when a pre-assembled, flexible zip cord fiber optic solution is needed for duct installation. The OM4 fiber grade ensures support for 10 Gbps speeds. Verify that the SC connector interface matches existing equipment ports. Consider the 50 N tensile strength limits during routing to prevent damage to the fragile glass fibers.
This part belongs to Phoenix Contact's fiber optic cable assembly range, specifically designed for structured cabling environments. It serves as a direct interconnect solution, eliminating the need for field termination. The product is distinct from standard copper Ethernet cables due to its optical transmission properties and specific OM4 fiber specifications.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Any replacement must match the SC/SC connector configuration, OM4 fiber grade, and zip cord form factor to ensure functional equivalence.

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