CCB-84901-2002-05 Industrial Ethernet Cable: Complete Guide for PLC Automation Systems

8. januar 2026

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What is the CCB-84901-2002-05 cable?

The CCB-84901-2002-05 is a 5-metre industrial Ethernet patch cable in the Cognex CCB-84901 family — the cable pattern used with Cognex In-Sight machine-vision cameras: a shielded RJ45 plug on one end, an M12 circular connector on the other, over a teal flexible CAT5E SF/UTP jacket printed INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET FLEXIBLE CABLE CAT5E SF/UTP 4×2×26AWG. The shipment mixes both M12 styles — female ends with the 8-pin X-layout and male 90° plug ends — recorded as China-made builds to the CCB pattern. Five cables, new. All 13 photos and 1 video below show these exact cables.

2 min readContent reviewed 7 October 2026

Part details

CCB-84901-2002-05, as marked on the cable
Field	Value
Model	CCB-84901-2002-05 (Cognex CCB-84901 cable family)
Length	5 metres
Type	Industrial Ethernet, CAT5E, SF/UTP
Conductors	4 pairs × 26 AWG, flexible (drag-path rated jacket)
End A	Shielded RJ45 plug, black strain-relief boot
End B	M12 circular connector — female 8-pin X-layout and male 90° plug ends both appear in this lot
Jacket	Teal PVC, print as above, white model sleeve near one end
Quantity	5 cables, new
Shipping weight	0.5 kg each

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The jacket print and connector faces are read directly from the photo set.

Why the RJ45-to-M12 pattern exists

A vision camera hangs off the machine frame, while the switch sits in the panel — so its Ethernet cable has to survive cable chains, coolant mist and vibration at the camera end while staying a standard office-format plug at the network end. That is exactly this pattern: RJ45 into the switch, M12 into the camera's sealed port, with an overall-foil-and-braid shield (SF/UTP) keeping the 26 AWG pairs quiet next to motor cables. The CCB-84901 family is Cognex's cordset numbering for In-Sight cameras, with the dash code picking length and pin style; this record carries the 5-metre -2002-05 build. One practical note from the photos: this lot mixes female M12 ends (the 8-pin X-layout with the lock ring) and male 90° plug ends under the same model sleeve, so match the camera's port — male pins into a camera receptacle, female into a panel-mounted cordset — before assigning each cable. KOEED lists sibling Cognex cables, including the CCB-84901-1003-05 Ethernet cable, on the same shelf.