Bently Nevada 3500/05-01-01-05-00-01 3500/05 System Rack
Bently Nevada 3500/05-01-01-05-00-01 3500/05 System Rack
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Brand:Bently Nevada PLC Item No.:3500/05-01-01-05-00-01 Product Origin:USA Product Dimensions:Rack Size : 19-inch (14 module slots) Product Weight:4.5 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
The Bently Nevada 3500/05-01-01-05-00-01 Rack forms the structural core of the renowned 3500 Machinery Protection System, providing exceptional reliability for plants where even minor downtime is costly. This rack was designed to streamline the organization of complex monitoring configurations, housing protection modules, power supplies, and interface units in a logically structured format. With a rugged 19-inch chassis and space for 14 modules, it is a trusted choice for facilities seeking long-term stability, simplified maintenance, and enhanced operational visibility.
Technical Specifications
Item
Description
Model
3500/05-01-01-05-00-01
Rack Size
19-inch rack, supports 14 module slots
Chassis Material
Reinforced industrial-grade aluminum
Mounting Method
Panel or cabinet installation
Dimensions
Rack Size : 19-inch (14 module slots)
Weight
4.5 kg
Cooling
Natural convection airflow
Power Options
Compatible with AC or DC 3500 power supplies
System Compatibility
Supports all standard 3500 protection and monitoring modules
Environmental Use
Suitable for demanding, high-temperature industrial areas
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Applications
The Bently Nevada 3500/05 System Rack is designed for demanding industrial environments where continuous machinery protection is critical. It is widely adopted in turbine supervisory systems, high-value rotating equipment, multi-channel vibration monitoring assemblies, and plant-wide condition monitoring architectures. Its modular footprint allows operators to consolidate protection, diagnostics, and interface modules into a single, stable housing optimized for long-term reliability.
Advantages
The 3500/05 Rack provides a rugged backbone for any 3500 monitoring system, delivering stable power distribution, excellent module retention, and streamlined wiring pathways. Its engineered airflow and shielding reduce noise interference, ensuring precise measurements across all channels. With flexible slot configuration and future-proof expandability, it gives plants the freedom to scale protection systems without redesigning infrastructure.
Technical FAQs
What makes the 3500/05 rack essential to a 3500 system?
It provides mechanical housing, signal routing, and power distribution for all connected monitoring modules.
How many slots does this version support?
It accommodates 14 module slots in a standard 19-inch layout.
Can modules be rearranged after installation?
Yes, module positions can be changed based on system design requirements.
Is the rack suitable for redundant power supplies?
Yes, it supports dual-power configurations for system redundancy.
Do modules lock into place securely?
The design includes reinforced retention to prevent loosening in high-vibration environments.
Does the rack itself process any data?
No—the rack is a structural and electrical backbone; processing is done by installed modules.
What installation environments is it best suited for?
Control rooms, machinery panels, turbine enclosures, and compressor skids.
Does the rack need additional cooling?
It primarily uses natural convection but should be installed in a well-ventilated enclosure.
Is the rack compatible with older 3500 modules?
Most legacy and current-generation 3500 modules are supported.
Can it integrate with plant-wide control systems?
Yes—supported through dedicated communication modules placed in the rack.