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Phoenix Contact part number 1405870 is a pre-assembled Ethernet network cable designed for industrial automation environments. It supports Ethernet CAT5 standards with a data transmission rate of 100 Mbps. The cable features a four-position configuration and utilizes a PUR jacket that is halogen-free, colored water blue RAL 5021. One end terminates in an angled M12 socket with D-coding and IP67 protection, while the other end consists of a free cable end. The assembly is shielded to ensure signal integrity.
Verify the specific cable length requirement during ordering, as this model allows for customizable lengths ranging from 0.2 to 40 meters. Confirm that the D-coded M12 interface matches the target device port. Ensure the operating temperature range of -25 °C to 85 °C aligns with the installation environment. Check that the IP67 rating meets the environmental protection needs of the deployment site.
Select this component when a robust, shielded Ethernet connection is required between a controller and field devices. The angled M12 socket facilitates space-constrained installations where straight connectors may interfere with adjacent components. The halogen-free material complies with safety standards for enclosed spaces. Verify compatibility with existing M12 D-coded ports on PLCs or switches before procurement.
This item belongs to the NBC series of pre-assembled cables from Phoenix Contact, which are engineered for reliable data communication in automation systems. The NBC-FRD SCO variant indicates a specific construction type optimized for flexible applications. The product integrates standard Ethernet protocols into a ruggedized industrial form factor suitable for harsh operational conditions.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. When replacing, ensure the new cable maintains the same M12 D-coding, IP67 rating, and shielded construction to preserve system compatibility and performance.

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