Description
Hardware & Electrical Specifications
‑ Manufacturer: Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes) ‑ Functional Type: Keyphasor Phase‑Reference Signal Interconnect Cable Assembly ‑ Cable Length: 3 m ‑ Cable Structure: Tri‑axial shielded, EMI‑suppressed ‑ Characteristic Impedance: 75 Ω ‑ Connector Type: Miniature coaxial connectors at both ends ‑ Operating Temperature:‑51 ℃ ~ +177 ℃ ‑ Storage Temperature:‑55 ℃ ~ +185 ℃ ‑ Minimum Bend Radius: 25.4 mm (1 inch), do not over‑bend ‑ Weight: approx 0.21 kg ‑ Armor: Non‑armored standard version ‑ Agency Certification: CE, CSA hazardous‑area approvals available
Environmental Specifications
‑ Operating Temperature:‑51 ℃ ~ +177 ℃ ‑ Storage Temperature:‑55 ℃ ~ +185 ℃ ‑ Relative Humidity:5%‑95 % non‑condensing ‑ Vibration: Complies with API‑670 field‑wiring requirements
Core Functions
- Keyphasor pulse signal transmission: Deliver clean phase‑reference trigger pulse from proximitor output to 3500/25 monitor module, for shaft speed, phase angle, orbit and order‑analysis calculation.
- EMI noise suppression: Multi‑layer shielding reduces industrial‑site electromagnetic interference, avoids pulse distortion and missing trigger events.
- System signal matching: Fixed electrical‑length assembly maintains impedance matching for correct Keyphasor signal waveform.
Installation, Replacement & Critical Warnings
- Non‑hot‑swap field‑wiring component; de‑energize relevant channel during replacement.
- Compatibility warning: ‑ Pre‑fabricated 3‑meter assembly; do not cut, splice or re‑terminate on‑site. ‑ Mainly used with 3500/25 Keyphasor‑speed monitor module and compatible proximitor. ‑ Inspect connector pins for bending, corrosion and contamination during installation.
- After replacement: Verify speed reading, key‑phasor trigger status in rack configuration software; confirm orbit‑diagram function is normal.
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Common failure mode: Internal conductor breakage, connector pin damage, shielding degradation; symptoms: intermittent / lost speed signal, missing key‑phasor event, orbit‑plot unavailable. Cable fault itself will not initiate machinery‑protection trip.





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