Product Details
The 330130-075-01-05 is a 7.5-meter extension cable manufactured by Bently Nevada for 3300 XL proximity transducer systems. It provides reliable electrical connectivity between an eddy-current probe and a Proximitor monitor, maintaining signal integrity in vibration and rotor-dynamic monitoring applications. This specific configuration features an armored cable construction, an integrated connector protector, and multiple agency approvals for regulated industrial environments.
The model number integrates specific ordering codes that define its physical and mechanical properties. The 075 designation specifies a total cable length of 7.5 meters (24.6 feet), while the 01 option indicates an armored cable design equipped with a connector protector to safeguard the coaxial coupling against physical stress and environmental contamination. The 05 suffix denotes that the assembly carries multiple agency approvals.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 330130-075-01-05 |
| Brand | Bently Nevada |
| Product Type | 3300 XL Standard Extension Cable |
| Cable Length | 7.5 meters (24.6 feet) |
| Connector and Cable Option | Armored cable with connector protector (option 01) |
| Agency Approvals | Multiple approvals (option 05) |
The extension cable is engineered to maintain system impedance and preserve phase stability across extended measurement loops. Its factory-matched electrical characteristics prevent signal attenuation and reflection, ensuring accurate transmission of dynamic displacement signals from the probe assembly to the monitoring hardware.
Field Installation and Maintenance
Proper installation requires keeping coaxial connectors clean and fully engaged to avoid contact resistance errors and grounding issues. Route the armored cable carefully to prevent sharp bending radii that could compromise the internal coaxial geometry, and keep it isolated from high-current power lines to minimize electromagnetic interference.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the 7.5 m extension cable require recalibration of the Proximitor monitor?
A: No recalibration is necessary, as total system electrical length is factory-matched for standard 3300 XL monitoring configurations.
Q: What additional protection does option 01 provide to the cable assembly?
A: Option 01 provides an armored outer jacket and a connector protector, which shield the coaxial line from mechanical abrasion and fluid contamination.
Additional Information
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