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Phoenix Contact part number 1408464 is classified as an automation cable. The manufacturer lists this item under the product category of cables, specifically within their automation cable portfolio. It is identified as a component designed for industrial connectivity applications. The product is currently marked as obsolete by the manufacturer.
Verify current availability status as the component is listed as obsolete. Confirm if replacement parts from the same Phoenix Contact series are suitable for existing designs. Check for any end-of-life notices or transition periods that may affect long-term supply chain stability for production needs.
Consider alternative active Phoenix Contact automation cables with similar mechanical specifications. Evaluate compatibility with existing connector interfaces and environmental protection requirements. Ensure the substitute meets the necessary industry standards for the intended installation environment.
This component belongs to the Phoenix Contact automation cable family. These cables are engineered for robust performance in industrial settings. They typically feature durable insulation and shielding to withstand electromagnetic interference and physical stress common in factory environments.
Check Phoenix Contact documentation for direct successor models. Verify pinout and electrical characteristics match the original design requirements before substitution.

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