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Phoenix Contact part number 1405705 is a pre-assembled fiber optic patch cable designed for high-speed data transmission. It features two SC-RJ connectors on both ends, utilizing multi-mode fiberglass OM4 glass fiber with a 50/125 µm core-cladding structure. The cable employs a zip cord construction with an external diameter of 2.00 mm and a purple outer sheath. It supports a transmission speed of 10 Gbps and has a cable weight of 8.30 kg/km. The unit provides IP20 protection and withstands short-term and long-term tensile strength of 50 N.
Verify the specific cable length suffix required, as the base model number indicates a customizable cut-to-length option. Confirm that the SC-RJ connector type matches the port specifications of the target equipment. Ensure the installation environment remains within the mechanical tension limits defined by the manufacturer to maintain signal performance and physical integrity.
Select this component when OM4 multi-mode fiber performance is required for 10 Gbps applications. The SC-RJ form factor dictates compatibility with specific transceiver ports. Consider the zip cord geometry for routing flexibility in dense cable management systems. Verify that the purple jacket color coding aligns with the facility's fiber optic identification standards.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact’s FOC-SJ series of fiber optic cables. The series provides pre-assembled solutions for industrial automation and networking. The specific model utilizes standard SC-RJ interfaces, distinguishing it from other variants that may use different connector types or fiber grades such as single-mode or different multi-mode classifications.
Direct substitutes must match the SC-RJ to SC-RJ configuration and OM4 fiber grade. Generic multi-mode cables may lack the specific 10 Gbps certification or zip cord mechanical properties. Verify connector alignment and ferrule type before considering alternative brands.

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