Description
Bently Nevada CB2W100-64 is a heavy-duty, shielded 2-wire cable assembly designed for industrial machinery vibration monitoring. This specific interconnect establishes the critical electrical pathway between hazardous-area velocity sensors (such as the Velomitor series) and continuous monitoring modules or external junction boxes.
Commercial Supply Status
- Condition: New Original (Factory Sealed)
- Availability: In stock
- Lead Time: Ships within 1–2 business days
- Warranty: 12-month full functional warranty
- Price Policy: The listed price represents an initial distribution benchmark. Final project pricing scales with current raw material supply chains and regional transport costs. Contact our trade department directly to request a formal commercial quote.
Technical Parameters
| Parameter | Value |
| Cable Length | 64 feet (19.5 meters) |
| Connector Type | 2-Socket, MIL-C-5015 with threaded locking ring |
| Cable Construction | Twisted pair with braided shield |
| Wire Gauge | 20 AWG |
| Insulation Material | Yellow FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) jacket |
| Shielding Coverage | 100% isolation from external EMI |
| Termination Style | Flying leads / Blunt cut |
Field Deployment Notes & Insights
During commissioning on a recent paper mill turbine deck, routing this 64-foot assembly required careful calculations around existing high-voltage conduit runs. Well, technically the FEP insulation provides reliable protection against ambient heat and oil exposure, but placing the signal line parallel to unshielded motor leads will induce noise. Don’t underestimate the importance of the single-point grounding rule here.
When attaching the 2-socket MIL connector, make sure the internal rubber boot seats firmly against the sensor base. This design choice is actually clever because it forms an environmental seal against washdown moisture without requiring messy potting compounds. The yellow outer jacket makes inspection simple—allowing maintenance teams to easily distinguish vibration loops from standard power circuits. Is your termination cabinet dry? Verify with the official OEM datasheet (document 141636) before finalizing the layout. Bottom line—a clean shield termination eliminates phantom cross-talk.
International Shipping & Trade Compliance
Cross-border freight demands strict regulatory accuracy to prevent port holdups. We classify this industrial instrumentation cable under HS Code 85444290 for international customs documentation. Our logistics team regularly handles expedited air transport via DHL Express and specialized ocean routing for large-scale plant overhauls.
Depending on your local port regulations, specific import declarations may apply to heavy industrial wiring shipments. Commercial terms default to Ex Works (EXW) or Free Carrier (FCA) to match your corporate freight forwarding agreements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I splice two of these cables together to extend the run?
In my experience, splicing vibration signal wires is highly discouraged. Splicing introduces impedance changes that attenuate high-frequency data—though your mileage may vary if you use an approved, shielded junction box.
Is this cable rated for intrinsic safety installations?
The cable itself is a passive component, but when paired with an approved Bently Nevada barrier or galvanic isolator, it conforms to hazardous area wiring standards. Always cross-reference your specific barrier loop drawings.
