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The Bently Nevada CB2W100-032 is a 2300 Series interconnect cable used to establish the electrical connection between compatible machinery monitoring components. It serves as part of the signal path in vibration and condition-monitoring installations where field devices need to be connected to associated monitoring electronics.
The cable is suitable for applications involving rotating machinery such as pumps, motors, compressors, fans, and other equipment monitored for vibration or operating condition. Its role is primarily signal interconnection rather than signal processing, allowing measurement information from the connected field device to reach the appropriate monitoring equipment.
In a typical machinery monitoring installation, the interconnect cable runs between the field sensing or interface point and the corresponding 2300 Series monitoring equipment. Proper cable routing helps maintain signal integrity and reduces the possibility of mechanical damage, electrical interference, or intermittent connections.
During replacement work, the cable should be treated as part of the complete measurement channel. Connector condition, cable routing, termination, and compatibility with the associated 2300 Series equipment should all be verified before the monitoring system is returned to service.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Bently Nevada |
| Model | CB2W100-032 |
| Product Family | 2300 Series |
| Product Type | Interconnect Cable |
| Primary Function | Signal interconnection between compatible monitoring components |
| System Role | Monitoring signal connection |
| Application | Machinery vibration and condition monitoring |
| Cable Length | 32 feet |
| Shipping Weight | 3 kg |
The CB2W100-032 functions as the physical signal path between compatible components in a machinery monitoring system. Electrical measurement information generated by the connected sensing or interface equipment travels through the cable toward the monitoring device.
Field Sensor / Interface → CB2W100-032 Interconnect Cable → 2300 Series Monitoring Equipment → Alarm / Monitoring System
The cable does not perform vibration analysis or interpret the measurement itself. Its function is to maintain the electrical connection required for the monitoring channel. Cable condition and termination quality can therefore directly affect whether the downstream equipment receives a stable signal.
A damaged conductor, poor termination, connector problem, or unsuitable routing condition may appear at the monitoring-system level as signal loss, intermittent readings, or an abnormal measurement.
The CB2W100-032 occupies the connection stage between compatible field-side equipment and the 2300 Series monitoring hardware. Its position in the architecture makes it a passive but necessary part of the overall measurement path.
Machine → Sensor / Field Interface → CB2W100-032 → 2300 Series Monitor → Control / Alarm System
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| Rotating Machinery | Generates the physical condition being monitored |
| Sensor / Field Interface | Detects vibration or machine-related measurements |
| CB2W100-032 | Transfers the measurement signal |
| 2300 Series Monitor | Receives and evaluates the monitoring signal |
| Control / Alarm System | Provides indication or configured response |
Correct cable selection is important because an interconnect cable must match the connectors, signal path, and associated monitoring equipment.
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Pump Monitoring | Signal connection within vibration monitoring |
| Motor Condition Monitoring | Connecting field measurement equipment |
| Compressor Monitoring | Transmission of machinery measurement signals |
| Fan and Blower Monitoring | Interconnection of monitoring components |
| Rotating Machinery | Field-to-monitor signal transmission |
| Industrial Equipment Monitoring | Replacement or installation of monitoring cables |
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Bently Nevada 2300 Series Monitor | Receives and evaluates machinery monitoring signals |
| Compatible Bently Nevada Sensor | Detects vibration or machine condition information |
| Sensor Interface / Driver | Provides the required sensor-side signal interface |
| Monitoring Input Channel | Receives the transmitted measurement signal |
| Machinery Alarm System | Indicates configured abnormal conditions |
| Control System | Uses monitoring information for equipment operation |
| Model / Product Family | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Bently Nevada CB2W Series | Interconnect Cable | 2300 Series signal interconnection |
| Bently Nevada 2300 Series | Machinery Monitoring System | Equipment condition monitoring |
| Bently Nevada 2300/20 | Vibration Monitor | Machinery vibration monitoring |
| Bently Nevada 2300/25 | Vibration Monitor | Machine condition monitoring |
| Bently Nevada 2300 Series Cables | Monitoring Cable | Field signal connection |
| Bently Nevada Proximity Probes | Proximity Sensor | Shaft displacement and proximity measurement |
| Bently Nevada Vibration Sensors | Vibration Sensor | Rotating equipment monitoring |
It serves as an interconnect cable within the monitoring signal path. The cable transfers electrical measurement information between compatible field-side equipment and the associated 2300 Series monitoring hardware.
Yes. An open conductor, damaged cable, poor connector contact, or intermittent termination can interrupt the measurement signal and make the problem appear to originate from the sensor. Checking cable continuity and connections is therefore an important part of troubleshooting.
The cable should be protected from mechanical abrasion, excessive vibration, sharp edges, and unnecessary electrical interference. It should also be secured so that machine vibration does not continuously load the connectors or cable termination points.
Compare the signal behavior at different points in the measurement chain and inspect the cable and connectors for mechanical or electrical problems. If the sensor and monitoring equipment operate normally with a known-good connection, the interconnect cable becomes a likely point for further investigation.