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Phoenix Contact part number 1405864 is a pre-assembled Ethernet network cable designed for industrial automation environments. It features an M12 straight socket connector on one end and a free cable end on the other, supporting CAT5 specifications with data rates up to 1 Gbps. The cable utilizes an 8-position configuration with A-coding and offers IP67 protection at the connector interface. Constructed from halogen-free PUR material in water blue RAL 5021, it includes comprehensive shielding comprising aluminum-coated foil and tinned copper braid. The product supports variable cable lengths ranging from 0.2 to 40 meters.
Verify the specific cable length required during ordering, as this product series allows customization between 0.2 and 40 meters. Confirm that the M12 straight socket configuration matches your equipment interface requirements. Ensure the A-coding aligns with your network topology standards. Check that the shielded design meets your electromagnetic interference mitigation needs. Validate that the PUR material specification is compatible with your facility's chemical exposure environment.
Select this component when an M12 straight socket connection is necessary for CAT5 Ethernet applications. Consider the IP67 rating if the installation location exposes the connection to dust or water jets. Choose this variant over panel-mount connectors when field termination flexibility is required. Evaluate the shielding effectiveness against local electromagnetic interference sources. Confirm that the 8-position pinout corresponds to standard M12 A-coded device interfaces.
This cable belongs to Phoenix Contact's NBC series of pre-assembled Ethernet cables. The series provides standardized solutions for industrial networking, combining durable M12 connectors with flexible cabling options. The NBC-M12FS designation indicates a female socket connector configuration. This product line emphasizes reliability in harsh industrial settings through robust materials and certified shielding performance.
Direct substitutes include Phoenix Contact part numbers sharing the same M12 straight socket, A-coding, and CAT5 specifications. Verify compatibility by matching the connector gender, coding type, and shielding structure. Alternative lengths within the 0.2 to 40-meter range may be sourced from the same product family. Ensure any replacement maintains the IP67 protection level and PUR material composition.
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