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Phoenix Contact part number 1408653 is an Ethernet copper patch cable designed for industrial networking applications. It supports Ethernet CAT5 standards with a data transmission rate of 1 Gbps and features an 8-position configuration. The cable utilizes variable cable types and includes shielding to minimize electromagnetic interference. One end terminates in a straight RJ45 plug with clip locking, rated IP20. The opposite end features an angled M12 SPEEDCON female socket with A-coding, providing an IP67 ingress protection rating. The unit is supplied as a custom-cut length determined by the customer.
Verify the required cable length before ordering, as this item is cut to customer specification. Confirm that the M12 SPEEDCON female connector aligns with existing panel ports. Ensure the straight RJ45 male plug matches the target device port type. Check that the A-coding on the M12 side is compatible with the mating network component to prevent connection errors.
Select this model when a hybrid connection between standard RJ45 equipment and robust M12 industrial interfaces is required. The IP67 rating on the M12 side suits harsh environments where dust or water exposure is possible. Choose this variant over non-shielded options if electromagnetic compatibility is critical. Verify that the 1 Gbps speed meets the bandwidth requirements of the connected network segment.
This cable belongs to Phoenix Contact's NBC series of network cables. It integrates the SPEEDCON technology for rapid and secure M12 connections. The product bridges traditional IT infrastructure using RJ45 connectors with industrial fieldbus standards utilizing M12 interfaces. It serves as a reliable link in mixed-protocol industrial networks requiring high durability.
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