Cable adaptador DeLOCK M12 codificación D de 4 pines conector macho a RJ45 conector hembra 50 cm

The DeLOCK M12 Adapter Cable D-coded 4 pin male to RJ45 female 50 cm is an industrial Ethernet adapter cable designed to connect devices with an M12 D‑coded 4‑pin male connector to a standard RJ45 Ethernet port. With a 0.5 m length, it enables integration of M12-equipped sensors, controllers or other automation components into Ethernet networks for reliable data transmission in industrial environments.

Advantages

This adapter cable provides a secure mechanical connection between M12 D‑coded interfaces and RJ45 ports, reducing the need for bulky adapters. The short 50 cm length minimises cable clutter while maintaining signal integrity for Ethernet communication. The cable is intended for industrial use where M12 connectors are common, offering a straightforward solution for connecting machine control and automation components to standard network infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Connecting M12 D‑coded 4‑pin devices to standard Ethernet (RJ45) ports
• Machine control and PLC interfaces with M12 connectors
• Industrial sensors and actuators integration into Ethernet networks
• Short-distance patching in automation cabinets or production equipment

Key specifications

• Connector A: M12 D‑coded 4 pin male
• Connector B: RJ45 female
• Cable length: 0.5 m
• Brand: DELOCK
• MPN: 60067
• EAN: 4043619600670

How to use

Insert the M12 D‑coded 4‑pin male connector into the matching M12 female port on the device and secure the screw coupling if present. Plug the RJ45 connector of the network patch cable into the RJ45 female socket on the adapter to complete the connection to the Ethernet network or switch. Ensure power is off when connecting or disconnecting in live industrial environments unless hot‑plugging is supported by the equipment.

Recommendations

Use the adapter in short cable runs (0.5 m) inside control cabinets or close to equipment to reduce electromagnetic interference and mechanical strain. Verify connector coding (D‑coded) and pinout compatibility before installation to ensure correct Ethernet signalling.