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The ABB PFSC 114 3BSC950186R1 is a cable associated with ABB force measurement equipment and Pressductor load-cell installations. It provides the electrical connection between the load-cell assembly and the associated measurement electronics, allowing the force signal to be transferred to the measurement system.
In a typical installation, the cable is routed from the mechanically installed load cell to the measurement electronics or interface equipment. Cable selection and routing are important because the measurement signal can be affected by electrical interference, mechanical damage, poor connections, or excessive cable stress.
The PFSC 114 is therefore more than a general-purpose cable. Its role is to maintain the signal path between the force-sensing element and the measurement system under industrial operating conditions.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Cable |
| Model | PFSC 114 |
| ABB Part Number | 3BSC950186R1 |
| Application | Load-cell / force measurement signal connection |
| Cable Length | Optional |
| Shipping Weight | 3 kg |
The PFSC 114 carries the electrical measurement signal generated by the associated force-sensing equipment. The load cell detects mechanical force and produces an electrical signal; the cable transfers this signal to the measurement electronics for conditioning and evaluation.
A typical connection path is:
Pressductor Load Cell → PFSC 114 Cable → Measurement Electronics → Millmate / PLC → Process Control
The cable itself does not perform the force measurement. Its function is to preserve the electrical connection between the sensing device and the measurement electronics.
Cable routing can directly affect signal quality. In industrial machinery, the PFSC 114 should be kept away from moving components and protected from excessive bending, abrasion, heat, and sources of electrical interference.
The PFSC 114 forms part of the signal transmission layer between the machine-mounted load cell and the control-side measurement equipment. Although it is a passive component, an appropriate cable connection is necessary for the measurement system to receive the sensor signal correctly.
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| Pressductor Load Cell | Converts mechanical force into an electrical measurement signal |
| PFSC 114 Cable | Transfers the measurement signal to the associated electronics |
| Measurement Electronics | Conditions and processes the sensor signal |
| Millmate System | Handles force measurement and process monitoring |
| PLC / Process Controller | Uses processed force information for control and supervision |
| Operator Interface | Displays force values and diagnostic information |
A damaged or incorrectly connected cable can appear as a sensor fault because the measurement electronics may receive an unstable, interrupted, or missing signal.
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Rolling Mills | Connecting roll-force load cells to measurement electronics |
| Steel Processing Lines | Signal transmission from mechanically loaded sensors |
| Aluminum Processing | Connecting force sensors within rolling equipment |
| Paper Machinery | Load-cell signal connection around machine rolls |
| Web Processing | Connecting force-measurement devices to control electronics |
| Millmate Systems | Electrical connection within ABB force measurement arrangements |
| Industrial Machine Maintenance | Replacement of damaged or aged sensor cabling |
When troubleshooting a missing or unstable force signal, cable continuity and connector condition should be checked together with the load cell and measurement electronics. A poor cable connection can produce symptoms similar to a defective sensor.
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| ABB Pressductor Load Cell | Detects mechanical force |
| Millmate Measurement Electronics | Receives and processes the sensor signal |
| Load Cell Connector / Interface | Provides the electrical connection between sensor and cable |
| PLC / Process Controller | Uses processed force data for machine control |
| Operator Interface | Displays measurement values and alarms |
| Machine Cable Routing Hardware | Protects and secures the signal cable |
| Model / Product Family | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| ABB PFCL Series | Pressductor Load Cell | Industrial force measurement |
| ABB PFTL Series | Pressductor PillowBlock Load Cell | Roll force and web tension measurement |
| ABB PFVL Series | Millmate Rectangular Load Cell | Process force measurement |
| ABB PFBL Series | Millmate Load Cell | Heavy-duty force measurement |
| ABB Millmate Measurement Systems | Measurement System | Force measurement and process control |
The PFSC 114 is a cable used to connect force-sensing equipment with associated measurement electronics. It transfers the electrical signal generated by the load cell to the measurement system.
Force-measurement signals can be affected by electrical interference, mechanical damage, vibration, and poor cable connections. Proper routing helps maintain signal integrity and reduces the risk of intermittent measurements.
Check the PFSC 114 cable for physical damage, connector condition, continuity, and secure connections. The load cell and measurement electronics should also be checked if the cable is found to be intact.
The supplied specification identifies the cable length as optional. The required length should therefore be matched to the actual installation and compatible system configuration.