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SECTION 14
EVT PRO 2.0
®
CABLE ASSEMBLY
Figure 14.2 Proper cable storage
Figure 14.1
–
EVT PRO 2.0
®
electronic cable connections seen
face on.
Each EVT Pro 2.0
®
electronic
sensor connection has a unique
connection which prevents bent
pins.
When not in use, store the cable
with the ends connected. Doing
this prevents dirt intrusion and
protects
the cable electrical
connections from dirt and the
elements.
EVT Pro 2.0
®
Cable Color Code
Black – Load Cell
Blue – Acoustic Sensor
Yellow – Lift Sensor
White – Process Pressure Sensor
The EVT PRO 2.0
®
Cable Assembly consists of 2 hydraulic hoses and 4 electronic sensor
cables. Male and female connections on the hydraulic hoses prevent them from being
connected incorrectly.
The connectors on the electronic cables are color coded and
keyed, to ensure that they can only be connected to the correct sensing device, or correct
receptacle on the interface panel. Refer to figure 14.1 and 14.2.

The cable is coated in heat RESISTANT Neoprene. It can withstand TEMPORARY
(less than 5 seconds) contact with surfaces up to 400
°
F

A protective Orange sheath is provided with the Cable Assembly on all US units.
This sheath can withstand temperatures up to 1832
°
F (1000
°
C) for up to 30
seconds.

The recessed electrical connections are a pin-less design which eliminates the
problem of bent pins.

Use the Velcro straps which are provided with the cable to secure the cable out of
the way from heat sources during testing.

Protect the cable ends. Connect the ends when the cable is not in use to prevent
dirt intrusion and burring.

Do not drag the cable ends on the ground or on grating.

The EVT PRO 2.0
®
cable and the cable from the previous units IS NOT compatible
with each other.
EVT PRO 2.0
®
Operations and Technical Manual (Rev 1.0
– 2016)
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