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Phoenix Contact part number 1411847 is a custom-length Ethernet copper patch cable belonging to the NBC-R4RC-IE8 series. It features RJ45 connectors on both ends, supporting data transmission rates up to 1 Gbps over CAT5 cabling. The assembly provides a degree of protection rated at IP65 and IP67 for the connected interface. The cable utilizes an eight-position configuration with straight cable outlets. This component is manufactured to order according to specific customer length requirements.
Verify the required cable length precisely before ordering, as this item is manufactured to order and cannot be returned as standard stock. Confirm that the RJ45 version 14 connector type matches your equipment ports. Ensure the CAT5 specification meets your network bandwidth requirements for 1 Gbps operation. Check environmental ratings against your installation conditions.
Select this model when a specific non-standard cable length is required for industrial Ethernet applications. Consider the IP65/IP67 rating for environments requiring dust and water resistance. Verify compatibility with existing RJ45 ports. Compare against pre-assembled standard lengths if flexibility allows, though custom cuts offer precise fitment.
This part belongs to Phoenix Contact's NBC-R4RC-IE8 series of network cables. It is distinct from their heavy-duty connector housings or terminal blocks. The product serves as a direct copper interconnect solution for Ethernet networks, differing from fiber optic or serial communication cables within the same manufacturer portfolio.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Custom length specifications make exact replacements difficult without matching the specific cut dimensions.

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