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Phoenix Contact NBC-M12MRD-R4RC-PN/……/…… (Part Number: 1408628) is a PROFINET CAT5 network cable designed for industrial data transmission. It supports PROFINET and EtherCAT® protocols at 100 Mbps. The cable features four positions with Advanced Shielding Technology. One end terminates in a right-angle M12 plug, coded as D, offering IP67 protection. The cable type is customizable to suit specific application requirements.
Verify the exact suffix codes required for the customizable cable length and jacket type before ordering, as indicated by the ellipsis in the part number. Confirm that the D-coded M12 connector matches the port specifications of the connected devices. Ensure the selected cable meets the environmental protection requirements for the installation site.
Select this component when a robust, shielded connection is needed for PROFINET or EtherCAT® networks. The right-angle M12 plug facilitates space-constrained installations. Verify compatibility with standard M12 D-coded ports on controllers and I/O modules. Consider the customizable cable length to fit specific rack or panel layouts.
This product belongs to Phoenix Contact's network cable portfolio, specifically designed for industrial Ethernet applications. It complements their range of connectors and cabling solutions for reliable data transmission in automated environments. The series emphasizes durability and high-speed performance for modern factory floor connectivity.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Direct replacement requires matching the M12 D-coded configuration, shielding type, and protocol support.

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