Overview
Manuals
Extended Route
Connection Check
Replacement Plan
Features:
- The 16710 armored interconnect-cable family is specified as an accessory for the 177230 Seismic Transmitter.
- Suffix -30 defines a 30 ft ordered length, approximately 9.0 m, within the documented one-foot increment range.
- Selection must preserve armor, the complete cable identity and the correct transmitter and monitoring-interface terminations.
Bently Nevada 16710-30 is the 30 ft armored interconnect-cable configuration documented for the 177230 Seismic Transmitter system. Its -30 suffix is an ordering length, not a separate sensor type, and the full route, both termination interfaces and connected hardware must be verified before substitution. The longer run requires suitable support, bend protection and grounding continuity during installation.
Manufacturer reference: Baker Hughes/Bently Nevada 177230 Seismic Transmitter Datasheet 177232, 16710-AA armored cable ordering table.
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Bently Nevada 16710-30 armored interconnect cable official datasheet and verified Moore Automated resources, Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
Planning the 30 ft route
The -30 execution is intended for a verified extended transmitter-to-monitor cable path.
- Measure the installed path before ordering and allow for proper support without excessive slack.
- Protect the armored cable from sharp bends, crushing and unsupported connector loads.
- Keep the original grounding and shielding arrangement for the low-level monitoring signal.
Verifying both connection ends
The complete route is acceptable only when both cable interfaces match the installed hardware.
- Confirm the 177230 Seismic Transmitter and its mating connection.
- Verify the monitor-side input and termination arrangement before removal.
- After installation, inspect shielding continuity and confirm a stable monitoring signal.
Replacing an existing -30 cable
Retain the documented 30 ft armored execution unless the approved system design specifies another length.
- Compare the old and replacement cable labels before installation.
- Restore the original support, bend radius and grounding arrangement.
- Do not substitute an unarmored 16925 cable or another suffix without engineering verification.
