Eddy Current Probe Cable 4m Armored NHP
Built for condition-monitoring instrumentation, this NHP eddy current probe extension cable runs 4m in an armored, 3-core configuration. A copper conductor and blue outer sheath support connecting eddy current probes in industrial automation and control systems. The cable complies with AS/NZS 60950 for safety of IT and communication equipment. Full technical specifications and installation notes are listed below.
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- Number of Cores: 3
- Conductor Material: Copper
- Conductor Surface: Other
- Colour Outer Sheath: Blue
- Stranding Element: Triple
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 20mm x 4000mm x 20mm
- Weight: 0.5 kg
- Armored design for enhanced durability.
- 3-core copper conductor for reliable signal transmission.
- Professional installation is recommended for optimal performance.
- Industrial: Used in automation and control systems.
- General: Suitable for connecting eddy current probes.
- Complies with AS/NZS 60950 for safety of IT and communication equipment.
- Complies with relevant safety and performance standards.
1 year warranty against manufacturing defects.
The Allen-Bradley 1442 Eddy Current Probe Extension Cable is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for industrial automation applications.
Q: What length does this eddy current probe cable come in?
A: It's supplied as a 4m armored cable, designed for condition-monitoring instrumentation applications.
Q: What is this cable used for?
A: It's used in industrial automation and control systems, and is suitable for connecting eddy current probes.
NHP also offers an eddy current probe cable in a longer 4.5m armored configuration for extended sensor runs.
An accelerometer probe cable in a 152m non-armored configuration is stocked for related condition-monitoring installations.
A 3-pin accelerometer cable with armoured ETFE construction is available for related vibration-monitoring applications.
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