3500/50 133388-02 Bently Nevada Tachometer Module
General info
| Manufacture | Bently Nevada |
| Item No | 3500/50 |
| Article number | 133388-02 |
| Series | 3500 |
| Origin | United States (US) |
| Dimension | 85*140*120(mm) |
| Weight | 1.2kg |
| Customs Tariff Number | 85389091 |
| Type | Tachometer Module |
Detailed data
3500/50 133388-02 Bently Nevada Tachometer Module
The Bently Nevada 3500/50 and 3500/50M Series Tachometer Module is a 2-channel module that accepts input from proximity probes or magnetic pickups to determine shaft rotative speed, rotor acceleration, rotor direction. The module compares these measurements against user-programmable alarm setpoints and generates alarms when the setpoints are violated. The 3500/50M Tachometer Module can be configured to supply conditioned Keyphasor* signals to the backplane of the 3500 rack for use by other monitors. Therefore, you don't need a separate Keyphasor module in the rack. The 3500/50M Tachometer Module has a peak hold feature that stores the highest speed, the highest reverse speed, or the number of reverse rotations that the machine has reached. You can reset the peak values.
The Bently Nevada 3500/50 133388-02 Tachometer Module is a component typically used in industrial machinery and turbine systems for monitoring rotational speed (RPM) and providing critical feedback to control systems.
Function: The 3500/50 Tachometer Module is designed to monitor the speed of rotating machinery using tachometer probes or sensors. It converts the sensor signals into digital readings that can be processed by control systems for monitoring and protection purposes.
Features
Compatibility: It is part of the Bently Nevada 3500 Series, known for its robustness and reliability in harsh industrial environments.
Inputs: Typically accepts inputs from proximity probes or magnetic pickups installed near rotating shafts.
Output: Provides RPM data to monitoring systems for real-time analysis and alarm generation.
Integration: Can be integrated with other Bently Nevada monitoring modules to form a comprehensive condition monitoring system.
