Product Overview

The CB2W100-15 is an interconnect cable from Bently Nevada. Specifically, this device is made in the U.S.A. The cable features MIL-C 5015 connectors. In addition, it has a 2 socket, splash proof design. The cable is premium isolated with blunt cut ends. Furthermore, a locking ring, adapter seal, and O-ring are included with the CB2W100-15.

Cable Specifications

The CB2W100-15 uses 20 AWG conductors. More specifically, the wire type is twisted pair for noise rejection. The cable includes shielding for EMI protection. Likewise, the jacket is yellow Teflon® material. Teflon provides excellent chemical and temperature resistance. Consequently, the length is 15 feet (4.8 meters). Thus, the CB2W100-15 is designed for harsh industrial environments.

Connector Details

The CB2W100-15 connector type is MIL-C 5015. As a result, this military specification connector is rugged and reliable. The connector has 2 socket contacts. Moreover, the design is splash proof for moisture resistance. The locking ring secures the connection firmly. In addition, the adapter seal and O-ring create a weatherproof seal. Therefore, the CB2W100-15 connector is premium grade for long service life.

Important Usage Notes

However, the CB2W100-15 is not recommended for use with the 200350 Accelerometer. Specifically, the O-ring will not form a proper seal with that accelerometer. Therefore, always verify compatibility before installation. On the other hand, the CB2W100-15 works correctly with other Bently Nevada sensors. As a result, check your sensor documentation for approved cables.

Length Considerations

The CB2W100-15 length is 15 feet (4.8 meters). Nevertheless, cable lengths greater than 30 meters (100 feet) experience signal attenuation. Higher frequencies are affected by longer cable runs. For example, this applies when using the AM3100T2-Z2 Accelerometer. Fortunately, the CB2W100-15 at 15 feet is well within the recommended length.

Physical Characteristics

The CB2W100-15 jacket color is yellow for high visibility. In addition, the Teflon material resists oils, chemicals, and heat. The cable is flexible for easy routing. Furthermore, the 20 AWG twisted pair provides balanced signal transmission. Shielding protects against electromagnetic interference. Thus, the CB2W100-15 is built for industrial durability.

Installation Guidelines

First, handle the CB2W100-15 carefully during installation. Do not pull on the connectors themselves. Second, route the cable away from high voltage power lines. Also, avoid sharp edges that could damage the Teflon jacket. Next, secure the cable with proper strain relief. Then, connect the MIL-C 5015 plug to the sensor receptacle. After that, tighten the locking ring fully by hand. Ensure the O-ring seats properly for splash proof seal. However, do not use the CB2W100-15 with 200350 Accelerometer as noted. Finally, verify continuity after installation.

Package List

• 1 x Bently Nevada CB2W100-15 Interconnect Cable (15 ft / 4.8 m)

• 1 x MIL-C 5015 connector with 2 sockets (pre-installed one end)

• 1 x Blunt cut end (opposite end)

• 1 x Locking ring (installed on connector)

• 1 x Adapter seal (included)

• 1 x O-ring (included)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Why is the CB2W100-15 not recommended for the 200350 Accelerometer?
Specifically, the O-ring will not form a proper seal. Therefore, the CB2W100-15 should not be used with the 200350 model.

Q2: Can I use this cable with the AM3100T2-Z2 Accelerometer?
Yes, but keep cable length under 30 meters. Consequently, the CB2W100-15 at 15 feet works perfectly with AM3100T2-Z2.

Q3: What does the Teflon jacket provide for this cable?
Teflon provides excellent chemical and heat resistance. Thus, the CB2W100-15 jacket withstands harsh industrial environments.

Q4: Is the connector weatherproof?
Yes, the design is splash proof. In addition, the CB2W100-15 includes an O-ring and adapter seal for moisture protection.

Q5: Can I cut this cable to a shorter length?
Yes, you can shorten the blunt cut end. Therefore, the CB2W100-15 can be field trimmed to exact length.

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