FAQ

Q: What is an “Interconnect Cable”?
A: It’s a cable used to connect vibration or proximity sensors (such as accelerometers or probes) to the monitoring system. It carries

 the sensor signal back to the monitor/controller reliably.

Q: What does the “130539-12” designation mean?
A: The “130539” indicates the series of interconnect cables with boot (environmental sealing), and the “-12” suffix typically

refers to a specific length/configuration variant – ordered based on the length in feet

 (e.g., 12 = roughly 12 ft length).

Q: Why is cable shielding important?
A: Shielding reduces electromagnetic interference (EMI), which helps preserve the sensor

signal quality in electrically noisy industrial environments.