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Phoenix Contact part number 1411848 is a custom-length Ethernet copper patch cable. It features RJ45 connectors on both ends, specifically version 14 connectors. The cable supports data transmission rates of 1 Gbps and meets CAT5 specifications. It provides protection ratings of IP65 and IP67. The signal line uses AWG 26 wire with a conductor cross-section of 4x 2x 0.14 mm². The wire diameter including insulation is 0.96 mm, and the external cable diameter is 6.40 mm ±0.2 mm.
Verify the required cable length before ordering, as this item is manufactured to customer specifications. Confirm that the RJ45 version 14 connector type matches your equipment interface. Ensure the CAT5 performance rating and IP65/IP67 protection levels are sufficient for the intended deployment environment. Check compatibility with existing network infrastructure components.
Select this component when a specific cable length is needed for industrial Ethernet applications. It is suitable for environments requiring IP65 or IP67 protection. Consider the CAT5 speed limitation if higher bandwidth is required. Verify that the RJ45 version 14 connector fits the mating ports. Compare with pre-made cables if standard lengths suffice.
This product belongs to Phoenix Contact's range of network cables and connectors. It is designed for industrial automation and control systems. The company provides various connectivity solutions for data and power transmission. This specific item focuses on flexible, custom-length Ethernet cabling.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Custom-length cables often require exact specification matching rather than direct substitution. Consult Phoenix Contact technical support for compatible alternatives if this part is discontinued.

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