Product Details
The 330130-045-00-RU is a 4.5-meter standard extension cable manufactured by Bently Nevada for use with vibration sensors and monitoring systems. It provides electrical connectivity between proximity probes and Proximitor monitors, ensuring reliable transmission of dynamic displacement signals in industrial rotating machinery. This specific configuration features standard connectors, a durable outer protective layer, and factory-matched electrical characteristics.
The complete model designation incorporates specific length and approval configurations. The 045 portion specifies a total cable length of 4.5 meters (14.8 feet), while the 00 suffix denotes standard cable construction without specialized connector protectors. The RU suffix indicates that specific regional or agency approvals are not required for this build.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 330130-045-00-RU |
| Brand | Bently Nevada |
| Product Type | 3300 XL Standard Extension Cable |
| Cable Length | 4.5 meters (14.8 feet) |
| Operating Temperature | -40 deg C to 105 deg C |
| Signal Handling | 0 to 20 V |
| Insulation Resistance | Greater than 100 MOhm |
The extension cable is engineered to maintain low signal loss of less than 1% across its full length, preserving phase stability and amplitude accuracy for eddy-current measurement chains. Its high insulation resistance and robust outer jacket protect against electrical leakage and environmental degradation in demanding industrial settings.
Field Installation and Maintenance
Proper installation requires keeping coaxial connectors clean and fully seated to prevent signal attenuation or ground loops. Route the cable away from high-current power conductors to minimize electromagnetic interference, and avoid sharp bends that could alter the coaxial impedance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the 4.5 m extension cable require recalibration of the monitoring system?
A: No recalibration is necessary when deploying a factory-matched 3300 XL extension cable, as total system length tolerances are accounted for in standard monitor design.
Q: Can this cable be used in high-temperature turbine applications?
A: Yes, it is rated for operating temperatures ranging from -40 deg C to 105 deg C, making it suitable for industrial turbine and compressor environments.
Additional Information
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