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Phoenix Contact part number 1408717 is a shielded network cable assembly designed for industrial automation environments. It supports Ethernet, PROFINET, and EtherCAT® communication protocols at speeds up to 100 Mbps. The cable features a straight M8 connector with A-coding on one end, providing IP67 ingress protection. It utilizes a 4-position configuration with variable cable type construction to ensure reliable data transmission in demanding operational settings.
Verify the specific suffix codes (e.g., /93C/3.0) against official Phoenix Contact documentation to confirm exact cable length and variant specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing M8 A-coded ports. Confirm that the required communication speed does not exceed the 100 Mbps rating of this component.
Select this component when an IP67-rated M8 connection is required for 100 Mbps industrial networks. Ensure the application environment necessitates the specific shielding characteristics provided by this cable assembly. Verify that the straight connector orientation fits the spatial constraints of the installation point.
This product belongs to the NBC-M 8MS-R4AC series of network cables from Phoenix Contact. These assemblies are engineered for robust performance in automated manufacturing and process control systems where reliable connectivity and environmental resistance are critical for continuous operation.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Consult official Phoenix Contact cross-reference guides for verified alternatives.
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