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Phoenix Contact part number 1405869 is a pre-assembled Ethernet network cable designed for industrial automation environments. It supports CAT5 specifications with data transmission rates up to 100 Mbps. The cable features a 4-position configuration and utilizes a PUR jacket that is halogen-free, colored water blue (RAL 5021). Connectivity is provided by an angled M12 plug on one end and an angled M12 connector on the other, both utilizing D-coding to ensure IP67 ingress protection ratings.
Verify the specific suffix or variant when ordering, as Phoenix Contact often uses length codes (e.g., /93E) to denote cable length. Confirm that the standard 1405869 designation aligns with the required physical dimensions and connector orientation for your installation. Check current availability status as distribution channels may list this item as obsolete or limited stock depending on the region.
Select this component when a shielded, halogen-free Ethernet solution with IP67 rated M12 connectivity is required. Ensure the application environment is compatible with PUR materials. Verify that the system voltage and frequency requirements fall within the standard Ethernet operational parameters. Consider the angled connector geometry for space-constrained mounting scenarios where straight plugs would obstruct adjacent components.
This component belongs to the Phoenix Contact automation cable portfolio, specifically within their Ethernet and network cabling category. It is part of a broader family of field-ready interconnect solutions designed for reliable data transmission in harsh industrial conditions. The product line emphasizes ease of installation through pre-assembly and standardized M12 interfaces common in factory automation.
Direct substitutes include variants such as 1405869/93E/0.9 and 1405869/93E/1.1, which share identical electrical and mechanical characteristics but differ in cable length. When replacing, ensure the new part maintains the same M12 D-coding and shielding configuration to preserve signal integrity and environmental sealing.

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