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Yokogawa 16137-119 | CENTUM System Signal Cable

Original price was: $1,388.00.Current price is: $1,288.00.

  • Model: 16137-119
  • Brand: Yokogawa
  • Part Type: Interconnect I/O Signal Cable
  • Lifecycle Status: Active Support / Legacy Cabinet Component
  • System Compatibility: CENTUM CS3000 and CENTUM VP Distributed Control Systems
  • Core Protocol: Analog and Digital Multi-core Signal Transmission
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Description

 

1. At-A-Glance Executive Brief

  • Model: 16137-119
  • Brand: Yokogawa
  • Part Type: Interconnect I/O Signal Cable
  • Lifecycle Status: Active Support / Legacy Cabinet Component
  • System Compatibility: CENTUM CS3000 and CENTUM VP Distributed Control Systems
  • Core Protocol: Analog and Digital Multi-core Signal Transmission

 

2. Technical Introduction

Intermittent communication errors between remote marshaling panels and processor racks often stem from degraded physical cabling rather than card failure.

The Yokogawa 16137-119 provides high-integrity signal transmission within CENTUM distributed control environments. Constructed with multi-core tinned copper conductors and comprehensive foil shielding, this factory-built harness minimizes electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) inside high-density control cabinets. Plant technicians deploy it to maintain low resistance paths for delicate analog measurements and discrete input states.

Engineer’s Takeaway: Always route this harness away from high-voltage variable frequency drives and power distribution trunk lines to preserve data packet fidelity and prevent loop noise induction.

 

3. Core Technical Specifications

  • Conductor Material: High-purity tinned copper
  • Shielding: Individual and overall foil/braid screening
  • Jacket Material: Industrial-grade, flame-retardant PVC
  • Target Architecture: CENTUM CS3000 / CENTUM VP I/O racks
  • Termination Style: Factory-molded OEM multi-pin connectors
  • Weight: 0.8 kg

 

4. Field Engineer’s Tech Notes

  • Strain Relief Management: Secure the cable trunk with dedicated panel mounting brackets close to the rack entry point. Allowing heavy pre-made bundles to hang freely strains the solder joints inside the multi-pin backshell connectors, leading to intermittent open circuits during cabinet vibration.
  • Shield Grounding Discipline: Ensure the drain wire is terminated properly to the cabinet ground bar on one end only. Grounding both sides creates unwanted ground loops that inject high-frequency noise into low-level analog input channels.

 

5. Adaptive QA & Testing Protocol

Every 16137-119 cable assembly undergoes automated continuity testing to verify pin-to-pin mapping accuracy against OEM schematic requirements. Technicians apply high-potential (hipot) insulation resistance testing across the shield and individual conductors to detect micro-cracks or pinhole jacket damage. Detailed pre-shipment test verification records are available upon formal request.

 

6. Buyer’s FAQ