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Phoenix Contact part number 1408674 is a custom-length Ethernet network cable designed for industrial automation environments. It features an M12 SPEEDCON connector with 90-degree angled geometry on one end and a standard RJ45 connector on the other. The cable supports Ethernet CAT5 standards, enabling data transmission speeds up to 1 Gbps across eight positions. It utilizes shielded construction to mitigate electromagnetic interference. The M12 connector provides IP67 ingress protection, while the RJ45 side offers IP20 protection. Coding A ensures correct pinout alignment for reliable connectivity.
Verify the specific cable type selection required for your application, as this product allows variable cable types. Confirm that the freely selectable length meets your exact deployment needs before ordering. Ensure compatibility with Coding A M12 ports. Check for any specific environmental ratings beyond the standard IP67 specification if operating in extreme conditions.
Select this model when a direct transition from an angled M12 interface to a standard RJ45 port is necessary. The CAT5 rating supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds suitable for most industrial control networks. Consider the 90-degree form factor if panel clearance is restricted. Verify that the shielded construction aligns with your system's grounding and EMI requirements.
This component belongs to Phoenix Contact's NBC series of pre-assembled network cables. These cables are engineered for immediate deployment in industrial Ethernet infrastructures. The SPEEDCON series emphasizes rapid installation and high vibration resistance. This specific variant bridges M12 field-level connections with standard RJ45 infrastructure components.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users requiring alternative solutions should consult the manufacturer's cross-reference search tools for compatible equivalents.

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