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Phoenix Contact part number 1508137 is a pre-assembled M23 circular cable assembly featuring SPEEDCON locking. It utilizes a male plug with straight orientation and plastic housing. The connector configuration supports CAT5 data transmission at 100 Mbps with a pin arrangement of 4+4+4+PE. The unit includes an integrated shield for signal integrity. The cable length is specified as 5 meters, providing a fixed connection solution for industrial networking applications requiring reliable physical layer connectivity.
Verify the specific SPEEDCON locking variant and M23 male plug configuration against project requirements. Confirm that the 5-meter cable length and CAT5 performance specifications align with the intended network topology. Ensure compatibility with existing panel mounting interfaces and environmental protection needs before finalizing procurement.
Select this component when a fixed-length M23 solution is required for CAT5 networks. Evaluate the need for SPEEDCON locking versus standard screw-locking mechanisms based on vibration environments. Consider the straight plug orientation for space-constrained installations where cable exit direction is critical for routing efficiency.
This assembly belongs to Phoenix Contact’s M23 circular connector portfolio, which addresses high-density data transmission needs in industrial settings. The product line emphasizes robust physical connections for automation systems. Integration within broader connectivity ecosystems allows for standardized cabling practices across various machinery platforms.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify pinout compatibility and mechanical dimensions if considering alternative manufacturers for retrofitting purposes.

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