Bently Nevada 82926-01 I/O and Recording Terminal Relay Module

Applications

• Machinery protection system signal routing
Used as an interface terminal module for routing and organizing signals within Bently Nevada 3300 series monitoring systems.

• Turbine monitoring and control systems
Applied in steam and gas turbine protection architectures for structured I/O signal distribution.

• Industrial vibration monitoring systems
Supports connection and termination of monitoring signals from sensors and relay logic circuits.

• Oil & gas rotating equipment protection
Used in compressor and pump monitoring systems for reliable signal handling and recording functions.

• Power plant condition monitoring infrastructure
Integrated into legacy and distributed monitoring racks for centralized machinery signal management.

• Industrial relay and alarm systems
Assists in alarm signal routing and relay-based protection logic within monitoring cabinets.

Key Advantages

• Reliable I/O signal termination
Provides stable and organized connection points for monitoring and recording circuits.

• Designed for 3300 series compatibility
Engineered for integration within Bently Nevada 3300 machinery protection systems.

• Supports multi-channel signal handling
Enables structured management of multiple monitoring inputs and outputs.

• Industrial-grade construction
Built for continuous operation in harsh industrial environments.

• Simplified cabinet wiring layout
Helps reduce wiring complexity in vibration monitoring and protection panels.

• Proven field reliability
Widely used in legacy industrial monitoring installations with long service life.

Technical FAQs

1. What is the main function of the 82926-01 module?
It serves as an I/O and recording terminal interface for Bently Nevada monitoring systems.

2. What systems is it commonly used with?
It is typically used in Bently Nevada 3300 series machinery protection systems.

3. What type of signals does it handle?
It handles monitoring, relay, and recorded signal connections within the system.

4. Is it an active electronic module?
No, it primarily functions as a terminal and interface module rather than a processing unit.

5. Where is it installed?
It is installed inside Bently Nevada monitoring racks or control cabinets.

6. Does it support vibration monitoring?
It supports signal routing from vibration and condition monitoring systems.

7. Is it still used in modern systems?
It is more commonly found in legacy 3300 series installations.

8. Is it suitable for continuous industrial use?
Yes, it is designed for long-term industrial operation.

9. What industries use this module?
Power generation, oil & gas, petrochemical, and heavy industry.

10. Does it require configuration?
It functions as a passive interface module with minimal configuration needs.