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Phoenix Contact part number 1408619 is a PROFINET CAT5 network cable rated for 100 Mbps. It features an M12 SPEEDCON female connector on one end and an RJ45 version 14 connector on the other. The cable supports EtherCAT CAT5 standards and utilizes Advanced Shielding Technology. It is available in variable lengths cut to customer specifications.
Verify that the required cable length matches the custom cut specification, as this item is supplied to customer-defined dimensions. Confirm compatibility with the specific M12 SPEEDCON port type on the target equipment. Ensure the RJ45 version 14 connector aligns with the receiving interface requirements of the connected device.
Select this component when integrating devices requiring an M12 female interface with standard RJ45 ports. The 100 Mbps rating suits typical industrial Ethernet applications. Verify that the shielded construction meets the electromagnetic interference requirements of the installation environment.
This product belongs to Phoenix Contact's industrial networking portfolio, designed for reliable data transmission in automated environments. The SPEEDCON series emphasizes quick connection capabilities. The part integrates copper cabling with standardized connectors to bridge different interface types within control cabinets or field devices.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are identified in the provided documentation. Verify pinout and shielding specifications before considering alternative manufacturers.
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