Batianda
Batianda M12 4 Pin D-Code Male to RJ45 Female Cat6 2M 2 in 1 accessory
An industrial Ethernet cable linking M12 D-code male to RJ45 female connectors over two metres for automation and networking systems
- M12 D-code male to RJ45 female enables industrial Ethernet connectivity
- 2 metre Cat6 cable links automation devices with standard network ports
- Oxygen-free copper core with foil and braid shielding protects signal integrity
- Gold-plated brass contacts rated for 4 amps at 250 volts ensure reliable power delivery
- Operating range from minus 40 to plus 85 Celsius suits harsh environments
Industrial Ethernet Bridge
The Batianda M12 4 Pin D-Code Male to RJ45 Female adapter connects industrial equipment with M12 ports to standard Ethernet networks. It carries Cat6 shielded signals over a two-metre high-flex cable built with oxygen-free copper and braided shielding.
Verify Connector Coding
Confirm that the device you are linking uses a D-coded M12 4-pin interface, because A-coded or X-coded variants will not mate. Ensure the RJ45 side matches your switch or controller pinout and that the 250 V, 4 A rating covers your circuit.
Automation Integrators and Field Technicians
Suits engineers wiring Profinet or EtherNet/IP devices inside cabinets or on moving machinery where the -40 °C to +85 °C range matters. Not for buyers who need PoE power delivery, fibre uplinks or a different M12 pin count.
Highlights
- M12 D-code male to RJ45 female enables industrial Ethernet connectivity
- 2 metre Cat6 cable links automation devices with standard network ports
- Oxygen-free copper core with foil and braid shielding protects signal integrity
- Gold-plated brass contacts rated for 4 amps at 250 volts ensure reliable power delivery
- Operating range from minus 40 to plus 85 Celsius suits harsh environments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the cable include both the M12 D-code plug and the RJ45 socket, or do I need a separate adapter?
The assembly is a single 2‑metre cable with an M12 4‑pin D‑code male connector on one end and an RJ45 female socket on the other — no extra adapter is required.
Why choose the 4‑pin D‑code version instead of an 8‑pin or 12‑pin M12 cable?
The 4‑pin D‑code variant is rated for 4 A and 250 V, matching typical Profinet and industrial Ethernet devices, while 8‑pin and 12‑pin versions carry lower current and voltage ratings.
What does the Cat6 shielded rating mean for real‑world gigabit links in a factory?
The oxygen‑free copper core, aluminium foil and high‑density copper braid shielding support gigabit Ethernet across the full 2 m length in environments from ‑40 °C to +85 °C.
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