Features:
- Uses heavier 18 AWG twisted shielded conductors for superior noise rejection and signal integrity, reducing electrical interference in vibration measurement applications.
- Features a fluorosilicone elastomer boot over the two-socket connector, providing excellent resistance to moisture, oil, chemicals, and extreme temperatures.
- Available in custom lengths from 2 to 99 feet in 1.0 ft increments, specified by replacing 'NN' with desired length. The -12 suffix indicates a 12-foot cable.
The 125065-12 employs 18 AWG twisted shielded conductors, which is heavier than the 22 AWG found in standard cables like the 9571 series. This heavier gauge provides lower resistance per foot, reducing signal attenuation over longer cable runs. The twisted pair configuration helps cancel out electromagnetic interference (EMI) induced equally on both conductors, while the overall shield provides an additional layer of protection against external electrical noise. For vibration monitoring applications, signal integrity is critical—noise can mask genuine machine faults or create false alarms.
The 125065-12 features a fluorosilicone elastomer boot over its two-socket female connector. Fluorosilicone is a specialized material that combines the excellent fuel and oil resistance of fluorocarbon rubber with the wide temperature stability of silicone. This boot protects the critical connection point between the cable and the 330500 Velomitor sensor from harsh industrial contaminants including turbine oil, hydraulic fluids, solvents, and moisture. Without this protection, connector corrosion or contamination could introduce electrical noise or cause intermittent connections, leading to unreliable vibration readings.
The 125065-12 is part of a family of cables that can be ordered in custom lengths to match specific installation requirements. The part number uses 'NN' as a placeholder, which the customer replaces with the desired length in feet (e.g., 125065-12 for 12 feet, 125065-25 for 25 feet). Lengths can be specified in 1.0 ft increments, with a minimum of 2.0 ft and maximum of 99 ft. This flexibility eliminates the need for excess cable coiling (which can pick up noise) or splices (which introduce failure points).
The 125065-12 Bently Nevada Shielded Cable may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond
End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Bently Nevada 125065-12 Shielded Cable Manuals,
Datasheets, Drivers, Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not
included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are
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Bently Nevada 125065-12 Shielded Cable Specs
General
- Manufacturer GE / Bently Nevada
- Model 125065-12
- Condition New Original ready stock
- Product Family
128229-01,128240-01,125768-01
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not
included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are
shown in USD.
- Casing Vibration Monitoring: Used alongside the 330500 sensor to measure absolute casing vibration, especially on rolling-element bearings where high-frequency tracking is crucial.
- Critical Rotating Machinery: Widely applied on industrial pumps, fans, blowers, electric motors, centrifuges, and smaller steam turbines.
- Heavy Industries: Commonly utilized in oil & gas processing, petrochemical plants, power generation facilities, pulp & paper mills, and mining operations.
- Operating Temperature: Rated to handle extreme plant temperatures ranging from -55°C to 121°C (-67°F to 250°F).
- Chemical & Moisture Resistance: The integrated Fluorosilicone Elastomer Boot on the sensor end provides excellent sealing against moisture (up to 100% relative humidity, non-submerged), industrial oils, coolants, and corrosive chemical splashes.
- Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Protection: Built with 18 AWG twisted pair conductors wrapped in a high-density braided shield. This architecture blocks out heavy electrical noise generated by nearby large motors, transformers, and variable frequency drives (VFDs).
- Shield: Typically left ungrounded at the machine end. It must be floated and routed back to the monitor rack to be single-point grounded, preventing noise-inducing ground loops.
- larm and Trip Logic: The 3500 monitor continuously calculates the vibration amplitude. If the velocity exceeds user-defined limits, it triggers Alert (Alarm) or Danger (Trip) states, firing relay outputs to the DCS or ESD (Emergency Shutdown) system to shut down the machine safely.
- Channel Integrity Diagnostics (Not OK): The monitor constantly checks the Bias Voltage passing through the cable. If the 125065-12 cable is cut, shorted, or disconnected, the 3500 monitor instantly detects the voltage drop, triggers a "Not OK" fault status, and locks out the trip relay to prevent an expensive false machine shutdown.