GE 868-1-20 Panametrics Ultrasonic Transducer Coaxial Cable
GE 868-1-20 is factory matched RG62 coaxial signal cable for Panametrics clamp-on ultrasonic transducers. Length 20ft, used to connect ultrasonic flow transducers with AT868, XMT868, DF868 transmitters, widely used as maintenance spare part for industrial liquid flow measurement systems.
Description
GE 868-1-20 is dedicated coaxial transducer cable developed for GE Panametrics transit-time ultrasonic flow measurement system. The model definition: 868 series matching cable, single channel, 20 feet length. It adopts RG62 AU high-frequency coaxial structure, specially optimized for low-loss transmission of weak ultrasonic echo signals between clamp-on transducers and flow transmitter main unit.
The cable features double shielding structure, effectively suppressing external electromagnetic interference to guarantee stable signal transmission, avoid measuring fluctuation or signal loss caused by field electric noise. Both ends are equipped with factory pre-terminated dedicated connectors, directly plug-and-play compatible with UTXDR, C-RS, C-PT series clamp-on transducers and AT868, XMT868, DF868 ultrasonic flow transmitters.
It is the standard interconnection accessory for non-intrusive external clamp-on flow measurement. Clamp-on installation requires no pipeline cutting, and matched high-performance signal cable is critical to maintain measurement precision. Available multiple length specifications for different field layout demands; 868-1-20 suits medium short-distance installation scenarios.
Applicable industries: municipal water supply, wastewater treatment, thermal power circulating water, petrochemical pipeline liquid flow monitoring.
This legacy accessory belongs to discontinued original package parts. Existing inventory mainly supports equipment overhaul, on-site cable replacement and spare backup of existing Panametrics ultrasonic flow metering systems. Original surplus and fully tested spare cables can be supplied for field maintenance.
Installation guidance: Minimize sharp bending, heavy extrusion and tensile stress during wiring. Avoid parallel laying with high-power power cables to reduce interference. Regularly inspect connector tightness and outer sheath aging condition. If longer transmission distance required, select other length specifications of the same series cable; for new projects, adopt updated generation Panametrics transducer cable solutions.
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