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Phoenix Contact part number 1405712 is an assembled fiber optic patch cable designed for industrial data transmission applications. The component utilizes multi-mode fiberglass with a 50/125 µm core/cladding configuration, classified as OM2 grade to support specific bandwidth and distance requirements in local area networks. Both ends of the cable are terminated with B-FOC (ST) connectors, providing a standardized interface for secure mating with compatible fiber optic ports. The cable construction features a zip cord design, which facilitates easy handling, routing, and organization within control cabinets or structured cabling environments. The product carries an IP20 degree of protection rating, indicating suitability for indoor installation where direct contact with hazardous parts is prevented but environmental sealing is not required. This model is intended for fixed-length deployment rather than field termination.
Verify that the required cable length matches the standard offering or confirm if custom cutting services are available through the supplier, as indicated by the variable suffix in related documentation. Ensure compatibility with existing ST-type ports on target equipment. Confirm that the OM2 specification meets the bandwidth demands of the specific application. Check that the IP20 rating aligns with the environmental conditions of the installation site, particularly regarding dust and accidental contact risks.
Select this component when a pre-assembled, multi-mode fiber solution is preferred over field-terminated cables to ensure consistent connector quality and reduced installation time. The ST connector type requires matching receptacles on both ends of the link. Consider the OM2 classification for applications requiring moderate bandwidth over short distances. The zip cord format is optimal for dense wiring scenarios where cable separation and identification are necessary. Evaluate the physical space constraints to ensure the cable diameter and flexibility suit the routing path.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's FOC-ST series of fiber optic components, specifically designed for robust industrial networking. The series typically includes various lengths and connector configurations to support diverse automation architectures. Part 1405712 represents a specific configuration within this range, focusing on the widely used ST interface and OM2 performance tier. It complements other Phoenix Contact connectivity solutions such as terminal blocks and heavy-duty connectors to form complete system interconnections.
Direct replacement requires identical ST-to-ST termination and OM2 multi-mode specifications. Verify that any substitute maintains the same core/cladding dimensions (50/125 µm) to prevent insertion loss issues. Ensure the replacement also offers the zip cord construction if cable management is a critical factor. Generic fiber cables may lack the specific strain relief and durability standards associated with the Phoenix Contact industrial grade.

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