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Bently Nevada 991-25-70-01-05 991 Thrust Sensor

Bently Nevada 991-25-70-01-05 991 Thrust Sensor

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Brand:Bently Nevada PLC
Item No.:991-25-70-01-05
Product Origin:USA
Product Dimensions:100.1 x 73.9 x 53.3 mm
Product Weight:0.43 kg
Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card
Goods_stock:15
Shipping Port:Xiamen, China
Lead Time:1-3 Days
Condition:Brand New And Original
Warranty:1 Year
Certificate:COO

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Product Introduction

The Bently Nevada 991-25-70-01-05 Thrust Sensor is a compact industrial transmitter used for converting axial shaft displacement into a standard 4–20 mA signal.

It is designed for practical industrial use in pumps, compressors, and other rotating machinery where simple, reliable thrust monitoring is required. Instead of complex monitoring systems, it provides a direct and stable output that can be easily integrated into control systems.


Technical Specifications

ItemSpecification
Product Type991 Thrust Transmitter
System CompatibilityBently Nevada 3300 NSv probe system
FunctionAxial thrust measurement
Output Signal4–20 mA
Input TypeProximity probe input
MountingPanel / DIN rail
ApplicationPumps, compressors, motors, fans
Dimensions100.1 × 73.9 × 53.3 mm
Weight0.43 kg

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Applications

• Used on centrifugal compressors to monitor axial thrust and help prevent rotor-to-stator contact during unstable operating conditions

• Applied in pump systems where axial displacement needs to be translated into a standard control signal for PLC/DCS logic

• Used in fan and motor assemblies for basic thrust indication in packaged OEM machinery systems

• Integrated into skid-mounted industrial equipment where compact thrust monitoring is required without full vibration rack systems

• Used in general rotating machinery where reliable axial position feedback is needed for protection and shutdown logic


Key Advantages

• Converts axial shaft movement into a stable 4–20 mA output for direct control system use

• Works with Bently Nevada 3300 NSv proximity probe input for consistent measurement behavior

• Loop-powered design reduces wiring effort and simplifies field installation

• Compact transmitter housing fits easily into OEM panels and tight control cabinet spaces

• Signal conditioning is stable enough for continuous industrial operation

• Practical solution for applications that do not require full diagnostic monitoring systems


Technical FAQs

Q1: What is the main function of this sensor?
It converts axial thrust displacement into a 4–20 mA output signal.

Q2: What probe system does it require?
It is designed for use with Bently Nevada 3300 NSv proximity probes.

Q3: Is it a standalone measurement device?
No, it depends on an external proximity probe input.

Q4: What equipment is it typically used on?
Compressors, pumps, motors, and fan systems.

Q5: Does it measure vibration?
No, it measures axial thrust position only.

Q6: Is it suitable for OEM packages?
Yes, it is commonly used in OEM machinery systems.

Q7: Does it require external power supply?
It is loop-powered via 4–20 mA wiring.

Q8: Can it be used in protection systems?
Yes, it is often used for basic protection and shutdown logic.

Q9: Does it need recalibration after replacement?
Typically no recalibration is needed if installed correctly.

Q10: What is the main limitation?
It provides basic thrust monitoring without advanced diagnostic features.


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