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Phoenix Contact part number 1408645 is a pre-assembled data cable designed for industrial Ethernet applications. The product functions as a fixed-length network cable, providing a reliable connection solution for standard bus systems. It is categorized under pre-installed data cables and supports Ethernet signal transmission. The component is engineered to facilitate secure data connectivity within automated environments without requiring on-site termination.
Verify the exact cable length and connector configuration against project specifications before ordering, as this item is a pre-assembled unit with fixed dimensions. Confirm compatibility with existing Ethernet ports and environmental ratings required for the installation site. Ensure the specific variant matches the intended network topology and signal integrity needs.
Select this component when a ready-to-use Ethernet cable is required to save installation time and ensure consistent quality. It is suitable for applications where custom cable assembly is impractical or prohibited by standards. Consider the fixed length constraint during planning to avoid excess material or insufficient reach.
This part belongs to Phoenix Contact's range of pre-installed data cables and network solutions. It complements their broader portfolio of industrial connectivity products, including connectors and terminal blocks, supporting comprehensive automation and communication infrastructure deployments.
No public substitute part numbers are documented in the provided source material. Verify if other pre-assembled Ethernet cables from the same manufacturer meet the specific length and interface requirements.

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