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Phoenix Contact part number 1406432 is a fiber optic cable assembly belonging to the FOC-OE-OE-HB01 series. It features two fiber optic transmission media with a specified data transmission rate of 100 Mbps. The cable utilizes a PE (polyethylene) outer jacket material and is designed for both indoor and outdoor applications. Key construction characteristics include full breakout design, non-metallic rodent protection, and UV resistance. The cable is suitable for fixed installation environments.
Verify current availability status as distribution channels may indicate regional sales restrictions or obsolete status. Confirm specific connector configurations required for the application, as the part number represents a series with variable lengths. Ensure compatibility with existing fiber optic infrastructure before procurement.
Select this component when a robust fiber optic solution is needed for harsh environments requiring rodent protection and UV resistance. The 100 Mbps transmission rate supports standard industrial communication protocols. Consider the full breakout design for ease of stripping and termination during installation processes.
This part belongs to Phoenix Contact's fiber optic connectivity range, specifically the FOC-OE-OE-HB01 series. It is categorized under data cables and connectors. The product line focuses on reliable signal transmission in industrial automation settings where environmental durability is critical.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify if other variants within the FOC-OE-OE-HB01 series meet specific length or connector requirements.

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