16710-17 Bently Nevada Series Datasheet & Technical Manual

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Bently Nevada 16710-17 Armored Interconnect Cable Configured for high-fidelity signal transmission in mechanical condition monitoring systems, the Bently Nevada 16710-17...

SKU: 16710-17

Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
Product No.: 16710-17
Product Type: Interconnect Cables
Product Origin: USA
Payment:T/T, Western Union
Weight: 180g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months

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Bently Nevada 16710-17 Armored Interconnect Cable

Configured for high-fidelity signal transmission in mechanical condition monitoring systems, the Bently Nevada 16710-17 (16710-17 Interconnect Cable) provides direct electrical connection between accelerometers and monitoring instrumentation.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Model	16710-17
Brand	Bently Nevada
Origin	USA
Weight	0.18 kg
Dimensions	5.18 m length
Operating Temp	Industrial Standard
Cable Type	3-Conductor Shielded Armored
Compatibility	330400 / 330425 Accelerometers

Proximity Probe Scaling and Signal Integrity

The 16710-17 cable acts as the transmission medium for transducer signals, which necessitates strict adherence to impedance matching requirements. Bently Nevada engineers specify these cables to ensure consistent signal scaling, preventing signal attenuation that would otherwise compromise dynamic measurements. The stainless steel armor provides mechanical protection, while the internal shielding facilitates cross-talk suppression between adjacent sensor runs. Technicians must verify the total loop length during installation to prevent signal degradation in long-distance applications, as excessive cable capacitance directly impacts the frequency response of the rotor dynamics data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the cable shield require grounding at both ends?

A: You must maintain a single-point ground for the cable shield at the monitoring system interface. Connecting the shield at both ends creates ground loops, which introduce 50/60 Hz interference into the vibration signal.

Q: How should this cable be terminated for a 330400 series accelerometer?

A: The End A connector uses a standard 3-socket MIL-style interface. Ensure the coupling nut is fully seated and tightened to maintain environmental integrity and signal continuity.

Field Installation Guidelines

Routing: Avoid bending the cable tighter than the manufacturer-specified minimum radius. Sharp bends stress the internal conductors and degrade the shielding effectiveness.
Connectivity: Ensure the coaxial connectors are clean and free of debris. Tighten the connector to the specified torque to prevent intermittent electrical contact during machine operation.
Protection: Route the cable through protective conduit in areas prone to mechanical impact. The interlocking stainless steel armor provides physical strength, but it does not replace the requirement for conduit in harsh process zones.
Validation: Perform a continuity check and inspect for shorts between the conductors and the shield before system commissioning. Ensure the loop resistance matches the value expected for a 17-foot cable run to confirm internal integrity.

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