Bently Nevada 16925-17 Interconnect Cable represents an innovative high-temperature accelerometer solution within the 330450 HTAS series, specifically engineered for extreme industrial environments. This advanced sensor system employs a unique segregated design that physically separates the piezoelectric sensing element from the signal conditioning electronics, connecting them via a permanent hardline cable. Unlike conventional accelerometers, the 16925-17 Interconnect Cable Bently Nevada  allows the sensing head to operate on surfaces reaching +400°C (+752°F) while the electronics remain in cooler locations, achieving unmatched temperature performance without sacrificing measurement accuracy.

The 16925-17 Bently Nevada Sensor Proximity Probe Cable eliminates traditional connector interfaces between components - a major reliability improvement that addresses the most common failure point in high-temperature vibration monitoring. This rugged design combines a 316 stainless steel sensing head with integral mineral-insulated cable, maintaining signal integrity even in the presence of severe thermal cycling and mechanical vibration. These features make the Bently Nevada 16925-17 particularly valuable for gas turbine casings, steam turbines, and other high-heat rotating machinery where standard sensors would fail.

Performance-wise, the 16925-17 Bently Nevada Interconnect Cable delivers 100mV/g sensitivity across a 10-1000Hz frequency range, with options for 4-20mA output or raw vibration signals. The system's intrinsic safety certifications (ATEX/IECEx) allow installation in hazardous areas, while the MIL-C-5015 connector at the electronics end ensures secure field connections. These technical specifications have established the Bently Nevada 16925-17 as the preferred solution for critical machinery protection in petrochemical and power generation applications.

As part of Bently Nevada's condition monitoring portfolio, this accelerometer combines laboratory-grade measurement with industrial durability, backed by Emerson's global support network. The Bently Nevada 16925-17's innovative architecture not only extends service life but also reduces maintenance costs, making it a cost-effective choice for facilities requiring reliable vibration data from extreme-temperature assets. Its proven track record in global installations underscores its effectiveness in preventing catastrophic machinery failures.