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Bently Nevada 16710-12
Bently Nevada 16710-12
Bently Nevada 16710-12
Bently Nevada 16710-12
Bently Nevada 16710-12
Bently Nevada 16710-12
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16710-12

12 ft Armored Accelerometer Interconnect Cable
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Bently Nevada 16710-12 is a 12 ft armored interconnect cable with three shielded 22 AWG conductors. It connects the compatible acceleration or seismic sensing device to terminal-based monitoring wiring while protecting the routed signal cable.

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Technical specifications for 16710-12

Technical specifications for 16710-12

  • Manufacturer:
    Bently Nevada
  • Product Category:
    Machinery Monitoring System
  • Spare Part Number:
    16710-12
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    26x26x3cm
  • Weight:
    0.42 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Counliy of origin:
    USA
  • Part number:
    16710-12
  • Product type:
    Standard armored interconnect cable
  • Cable length:
    12 ft
  • Approximate length:
    3.6 m
  • Conductor count:
    3
  • Conductor size:
    22 AWG (0.5 mm2)
  • Cable construction:
    Shielded, armored
  • Sensor-end connection:
    3-socket plug
  • Field-end connection:
    Terminal lugs
  • Ordering increment:
    1 ft (0.3 m)
  • Published minimum length:
    3 ft (0.9 m)
  • Published maximum length:
    99 ft (30 m)

Information

Information

Overview Manuals Common Applications Product Precautions
16710-12 provides a mechanically protected signal connection between a compatible Bently Nevada acceleration or seismic sensing device and terminal-based monitoring wiring.
  • Carries the sensor connection to terminal-based field wiring
  • Protects the routed signal path with an external armored construction
  • Provides preterminated interfaces at the sensor and panel ends
  • Supports length-coded routing for an engineered machinery-monitoring installation

The cable is routed between the machine-mounted sensing device and the monitored-system terminal interface. Installation preserves the connector, terminal-lug identification, shield path and armor while keeping the approved sensor and channel configuration unchanged.

Important Notice: Confirm 16710-12, the compatible sensing device and monitor channel, twelve-foot routing requirement, three-socket connector, terminal-lug assignments, shield and armor condition, grounding plan, channel configuration and controlled continuity and response-test results before commissioning.

Apter Power 16710-12 Manuals and Guides

The first document is the model-specific technical and system reference. The second is a distinct field workbook for installation, wiring, commissioning and acceptance records.

High-temperature acceleration-system wiring
Connects the compatible field sensing arrangement to remote terminal wiring in a documented 330450 installation.
Seismic transmitter interconnection
Provides the armored cable option identified in the 177230 transmitter ordering information.
Gearbox casing-vibration routing
Protects the signal cable between a compatible casing sensor and the monitoring termination.
Machinery-panel cable replacement
Restores a recorded twelve-foot connection without changing the approved sensor and monitoring-channel pairing.
Read the applicable Bently Nevada installation instructions before work. Verify 16710-12, the installed host system and all configured field interfaces before isolation, wiring or commissioning.
1
Confirm the complete 16710-12 marking and the twelve-foot cable-length code.
2
Place the associated machinery-monitoring channel in the approved maintenance state.
3
Isolate the connected circuit and use ESD-safe handling at the sensor and monitoring terminals.
4
Record the three-socket plug orientation, terminal-lug identifiers and shield termination before removal.
5
Inspect the armor, cable jacket, plug contacts and terminal lugs for mechanical damage or contamination.
6
Route the replacement without crushing, abrasion, sharp bends or tensile loading.
7
Restore the documented shield, grounding, polarity and monitoring-channel configuration.
8
Verify continuity, baseline condition, channel response and alarm action before returning the machine to service.

Alternative Names

Alternative Names

1671012 16710 12 16710-AA

Technical notes

Technical notes

Match the 16710-12 three-socket plug to the documented Bently Nevada sensing device and land the terminal lugs exactly as shown in the applicable system drawing. Protect the armor and shield from crushing, abrasion and unintended ground paths, then verify continuity, polarity and vibration-channel response before service.

FAQS

  • What is Bently Nevada 16710-12?
    It is the twelve-foot execution of the 16710 standard armored interconnect-cable family used between compatible Bently Nevada acceleration or seismic hardware and terminal-based wiring.
  • What does the 12 suffix identify on Bently Nevada 16710-12?
    The suffix identifies a cable length of 12 ft, approximately 3.6 m, in the manufacturer's length-coded ordering structure.
  • How is Bently Nevada 16710-12 constructed?
    The official datasheet identifies a shielded armored cable with three 22 AWG conductors, a three-socket plug at one end and terminal lugs at the other.
  • Which official systems list Bently Nevada 16710-12?
    The 177230 Seismic Transmitter and 330450 High Temperature Acceleration System datasheets list the 16710 armored interconnect-cable family and include 12 ft as a standard length.
  • What should be recorded before removing Bently Nevada 16710-12?
    Record the sensing device, monitoring channel, plug orientation, terminal-lug identifiers, shield termination, route and as-found diagnostic state.
  • How should Bently Nevada 16710-12 be routed?
    Protect the cable and armor from crushing, abrasion, sharp bends, hot surfaces beyond the compatible system limits and sustained tensile loading.
  • How should grounding be checked for Bently Nevada 16710-12?
    Reproduce the shield and grounding method shown in the applicable Bently Nevada system drawing and verify there is no unintended second ground path.
  • What acceptance test is required after installing Bently Nevada 16710-12?
    Verify conductor continuity, terminal identity, shield condition, baseline channel status, controlled vibration response and the associated alarm or diagnostic action.
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