BENTLY 3500/32 125720-02

BENTLY 3500/32:

  • This is a 4-channel relay module. Its primary function is to provide control and protection outputs within the Bently Nevada 3500 system used for industrial machinery.

  • Key characteristics:

    • Offers four independent relay outputs. These relays can be programmed to activate (energize) or deactivate (de-energize) based on pre-defined conditions from the 3500 monitor modules.
    • Voting logic capability: Relay outputs can be programmed to require a specific number of input channels to be in an alarm state for activation. This helps prevent unnecessary shutdowns due to single-point failures.
    • Full-height module: Occupies one entire slot within a Bently Nevada 3500 rack.
    • Rugged construction: Designed for harsh industrial environments.
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Description

The BENTLY 3500/32 125720-02 represents a combination of two elements within the Bently Nevada 3500 machinery protection system:

1. BENTLY 3500/32:

  • This is a 4-channel relay module. Its primary function is to provide control and protection outputs within the Bently Nevada 3500 system used for industrial machinery.

  • Key characteristics:

    • Offers four independent relay outputs. These relays can be programmed to activate (energize) or deactivate (de-energize) based on pre-defined conditions from the 3500 monitor modules.
    • Voting logic capability: Relay outputs can be programmed to require a specific number of input channels to be in an alarm state for activation. This helps prevent unnecessary shutdowns due to single-point failures.
    • Full-height module: Occupies one entire slot within a Bently Nevada 3500 rack.
    • Rugged construction: Designed for harsh industrial environments.

2. 125720-02:

  • This is likely a part number or model identifier for a specific variant of the 4-channel relay module (BENTLY 3500/32).

  • Unfortunately, without access to official Bently Nevada documentation, pinpointing the exact characteristics of the 125720-02 variant is difficult. However, some possibilities based on publicly available information include:

    • Standard I/O: This variant might lack internal electrical isolation between the relay outputs and the 3500 system’s internal circuitry. Careful grounding practices are crucial during installation to minimize electrical noise and ensure reliable signal transmission.
    • Agency approvals: The absence of additional information about the 125720-02 variant suggests it might not have specific approvals from regulatory agencies for use in hazardous locations (explosion zones).

Finding More Information:

Here are some resources to learn more about the BENTLY 3500/32 125720-02:

  • Bently Nevada Website: Search for “Bently Nevada 3500/32 125720-02” under “Product Literature” or “Downloads” sections on the Bently Nevada website f a dedicated user manual isn’t available, try searching for “Bently Nevada 3500/32 Relay Module” or the general “3500 system manuals” for details on functionalities, configuration, and compatibility with other modules.

  • Contact Bently Nevada Support: Consider contacting Bently Nevada’s technical support directly. They might be able to provide more specific information on the 125720-02 variant, including user manuals or application notes if available.

Additional Notes:

  • The Bently Nevada 3500 system software might be necessary for configuring the relay outputs and voting logic of the 3500/32 module. Refer to the user manuals for details on the software’s functionalities.
  • For proper installation, configuration, and operation of the 3500/32 125720-02 module within your specific system, consulting a qualified professional familiar with Bently Nevada systems is recommended. They can ensure the module is programmed correctly to execute the desired control and protection logic for your machinery.