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Phoenix Contact part number 1408716 is a network cable designed for industrial Ethernet applications. It supports signal transmission at 100 Mbps for Ethernet, PROFINET, and EtherCAT protocols. The cable features a four-position configuration with a shielded construction to minimize electromagnetic interference. One end terminates in a straight M12 socket connector, while the other end consists of a free cable end, allowing for custom termination based on specific installation requirements.
Verify that the required cable length matches the available options or confirm if custom lengths are supported for this specific pre-assembled variant. Ensure the M12 D-coding compatibility with the target device socket is confirmed prior to purchase. Check for any specific environmental ratings such as IP67 if the connection point requires protection against dust and water ingress during operation.
Select this component when a fixed-length network cable with an M12 socket interface is required for 100 Mbps industrial Ethernet applications. Consider the variable cable type specification to determine if the internal conductor gauge meets the distance and current carrying needs of the application. Compare with RJ45 terminated variants if standard IT infrastructure compatibility is needed instead of fieldbus connectors.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's NBC-M series of network cables, which are engineered for reliable communication in industrial settings. The series typically includes various connector configurations and coding options to support different fieldbus standards. Part 1408716 specifically addresses the need for shielded, high-speed data links using the M12 interface standard common in automation hardware.
Direct substitutes may include other Phoenix Contact NBC-M series cables with identical M12 socket and RJ45 or free-end configurations but different lengths. Cross-manufacturer replacements must match the 4-position M12 D-coding, shielded construction, and 100 Mbps performance rating to ensure functional equivalence in PROFINET or EtherCAT networks.

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