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Phoenix Contact part number 1411860 is a network cable designed for industrial data transmission. It supports PROFINET and EtherCAT protocols with a transmission rate of 100 Mbps. The cable features four positions and utilizes CAT5 specifications. Mechanical characteristics include an insertion/extraction cycle of at least 250 times. The outer sheath is made of PVC, while the conductor material consists of tinned copper strands. The cable exhibits a wave impedance of 100 Ω and meets UL 94 V0 flame retardancy standards.
Verify that the specific length suffix matches the project requirements, as the base model indicates a free-end configuration. Confirm compatibility with IP67 straight RJ45 push-pull connectors if environmental sealing is required. Ensure the 100 Mbps speed rating aligns with the network controller capabilities. Check for any specific packaging quantities or reel options available from authorized distributors.
Select this component when deploying standard 100 Mbps industrial Ethernet networks requiring robust physical construction. The tinned copper conductors offer corrosion resistance suitable for varied industrial environments. The PVC jacket provides adequate protection against general mechanical stress. Consider alternative shielding types if electromagnetic interference levels exceed the capabilities of the unshielded or basic shielded variants.
This network cable belongs to Phoenix Contact's range of copper data cabling solutions. It complements their portfolio of fixed and pluggable connectors for data transmission. The product fits within the broader category of industrial networking hardware designed for factory automation and process control systems.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are identified in the provided documentation. Users should verify pinout assignments and connector mating dimensions before considering generic alternatives.
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