The Bently Nevada 16710-14 armored cable is a specialized 3-conductor interconnect cable designed for precise signal transmission within the manufacturer's machinery monitoring systems. This cable serves as a critical link between sensors and monitoring modules, ensuring the integrity of vital data used for protecting industrial equipment. The primary function of it is to accurately carry differential voltage signals while maintaining signal quality across extended runs, which is essential for reliable condition monitoring.

Engineered with specific electrical characteristics, the Bently Nevada 16710-14 features a characteristic impedance of 120 Ω ±10%, optimized for compatibility with monitoring system requirements. The cable handles a signal range of ±10 V (±5 V differential), making it suitable for various analog signals generated by vibration and position sensors. With a maximum system length of 30 meters (99 feet), the 16710-14 Interconnect Cables Bently Nevada provides sufficient reach for typical industrial installations while maintaining signal fidelity.

The construction quality of the 330400 and 330425 Accelerometer 16710-14 includes robust shielding with ≥90% coverage, providing excellent protection against electromagnetic interference in electrically noisy industrial environments. The conductor resistance is maintained at ≤58 Ω/km at 20°C, ensuring minimal signal attenuation over the cable's length. These specifications make it particularly reliable for transmitting sensitive measurement signals from transducers to monitoring equipment.

Manufactured in the USA with a weight of 0.2 kg, the Bently Cable 16710-14 represents the quality standards associated with the Bently Nevada brand. Its specialized design addresses the specific needs of machinery protection systems where signal accuracy is paramount. The proven performance of the BENTLY NEVADA 16710-14  makes it an essential component for maintaining the reliability of predictive maintenance programs in critical industrial applications across various sectors.