3500/40M-03-00 135489-04 Overview:
This module is part of the Bently Nevada 3500 series and is designed specifically for controlling and monitoring mechanical conditions.
It receives inputs from proximity sensors manufactured by Bentley Nevada, adjusts signals to generate different vibration and position measurements, and compares these signals with user programmable alarms.
3500/40M-03-00 135489-04 Technical features:
Channel configuration: This module provides multiple channels to accommodate the simultaneous connection of multiple probes.
Programming ability: Through the 3500 rack configuration software, each channel can be programmed to monitor specific mechanical parameters, such as radial vibration, thrust position, differential expansion, eccentricity, and REBAM function.
Signal conditioning: Built in signal conditioning circuit for amplifying, filtering, and processing signals from proximity probes, ensuring accurate and reliable measurement of vibration and position.
Output options: Provide digital and analog outputs for connection with monitoring systems or control equipment. Digital outputs may include relays or discrete alarms, used to trigger alarms or shut them off based on predefined thresholds.
3500/40M-03-00 135489-04 Interface and Communication:
This module may include communication interfaces such as RS-485, Ethernet, or Modbus, allowing for remote monitoring and integration with larger control or data acquisition systems.
3500/40M-03-00 135489-04 Application:
Widely used in unit equipment that requires continuous online status monitoring and protection, such as large rotating machinery such as steam turbines, water turbines, fans, compressors, etc.
3500/40M-03-00 135489-04 Compatibility:
Fully compatible with Bently Nevada’s 3500 series systems, it can seamlessly connect with the Bentley System 1 status monitoring and diagnostic analysis software platform.
3500/40M-03-00 135489-04 Specification:
The input power supply is AC (90-260V) with automatic adjustment, and the power is 120 watts.
Digital outputs may include relays or discrete alarms, used to trigger alarms or shut them down.
Analog output can provide continuous voltage or current signals representing measurement parameters.

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