Our Bently Nevada 990-08-XX-01-00 MOD:165353-01 Vibration Transmitter is designed for advanced monitoring and analysis of machinery vibrations, providing critical insights into the operational health and maintenance needs of industrial equipment.
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Our Bently Nevada 990-08-XX-01-00 MOD:165353-01 Vibration Transmitter is designed for advanced monitoring and analysis of machinery vibrations, providing critical insights into the operational health and maintenance needs of industrial equipment.
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Sensing Frequency Range:50 kHz
Temperature Resistance:+100°C
Power Supply Voltage:220 V
Output Type:Voltage
Installation Type:Non-contact
Sensor Type:Vibration
Operating Temperature:-40°C to +100°C
Material Casing:Injection Molding
Connector Type:Gold Connector
Application Areas:Equipment, Steam Turbines
The Bently Nevada 990-08-XX-01-00 MOD:165353-01 Vibration Transmitter is engineered for precision measurement and reliable performance in harsh industrial environments. This state-of-the-art device offers continuous monitoring of critical machinery vibrations, enabling predictive maintenance and proactive system management.
With its robust design and high accuracy, it ensures safety and efficiency in operations, reducing downtime and maintenance costs significantly. The non-contact installation minimizes wear on sensitive components, extending equipment lifespan.
Featuring an injection-molded enclosure that offers superior protection against environmental factors, this transmitter can withstand extreme temperatures, from -40°C to +150°C, ensuring reliability in diverse operational conditions.
Equipped with a gold connector, it provides a durable and secure connection, ensuring data integrity and minimizing potential failures. The high-temperature resistance feature further enhances its suitability for applications in high-heat environments, making it an ideal choice for steam turbines, generators, and pumps.
Integrating seamlessly into industrial control systems, our vibration transmitter supports a wide range of applications, optimizing maintenance schedules, enhancing safety protocols, and driving operational excellence.
