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  • 3500/32M 149986-02
    3500/32M 149986-02
    The Bently Nevada 3500/32M 149986-02 is a four-channel SPDT relay module providing programmable alarm logic for precise machinery protection and operational control.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/33 149986-01
    3500/33 149986-01
    The Bently Nevada 3500/33 149986-01 is a 16-channel relay module that provides programmable SPDT relays with alarm logic for precise machinery protection and control.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/40M 140734-01
    3500/40M 140734-01
    Bently Nevada 3500/40M 140734-01 is presented as a four-channel Proximitor Monitor, pending confirmation of the legacy part-number relationship.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/42E 289837-01
    3500/42E 289837-01
    Bently Nevada 3500/42E 289837-01 is the Proximitor/Seismic I/O module used with the 3500/42E monitor in a 3500 ENCORE machinery protection system.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/42M 140734-02
    3500/42M 140734-02
    The Bently Nevada 3500/42M 140734-02 Proximitor Seismic Monitor is a four-channel vibration and position monitor that protects machinery by continuously comparing transducer signals against alarm setpoints.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/44M 176449-03
    3500/44M 176449-03
    The Bently Nevada 3500/44M 176449-03 is a 4-channel aeroderivative gas turbine vibration monitor, designed to interface with Velomitors, accelerometers, and proximity sensors for continuous machinery protection and operational insight.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/45 140072-04
    3500/45 140072-04
    The Bently Nevada 3500/45 140072-04 Position Monitor is a high-precision 4-channel instrument for monitoring axial, valve, and case positions using LVDTs, proximity transducers, RPTs, and rotary potentiometers.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/50 133388-02
    3500/50 133388-02
    The Bently Nevada 3500/50 133388-02 is a 2-channel tachometer module for precise monitoring of shaft speed, rotor acceleration, and rotor direction using proximity probes or magnetic pickups.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/50E
    3500/50E
    The Bently Nevada 3500/50E is a 2-channel tachometer module for monitoring shaft speed, rotor acceleration, and direction using proximity probes or magnetic pickups.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/50M 286566-02
    3500/50M 286566-02
    The Bently Nevada 3500/50M 286566-02 is a 2-channel tachometer module designed for accurate shaft speed, acceleration, and rotor direction monitoring, integrated into the 3500 Series Machinery Protection System.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/53 133388-01
    3500/53 133388-01
    The Bently Nevada 3500/53 133388-01 is a high-reliability, fast-response overspeed detection module designed for redundant tachometer systems in critical machinery protection applications.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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  • 3500/60 133811-01
    3500/60 133811-01
    The Bently Nevada 3500/60 133811-01 is a six-channel temperature monitoring module supporting RTD and thermocouple inputs, providing precise industrial temperature measurement and alarm monitoring.
    Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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Support Machinery Protection with Bently Nevada 3500 System Parts

Reliable machinery monitoring depends on correctly configured racks, interface modules, and supporting hardware. Bently Nevada 3500 System parts help industrial teams maintain machinery protection installations used with critical rotating equipment. This collection includes rack hardware, display-related I/O components, filler plates, and other model-specific parts for scheduled maintenance, system expansion, and component replacement. Buyers should compare the complete part number, option codes, rack configuration, and technical documentation to select suitable components for the installed monitoring system.

Key Bently Nevada 3500 System Components

Each 3500 System component serves a specific mechanical, monitoring, or interface function. Reviewing the rack layout and required application can help maintenance teams identify an appropriate replacement.

  • 3500/05-02-05-00-00-00 provides a compact seven-slot mini-rack chassis designed for machinery protection installations with limited mounting space. It supplies the physical framework needed to organize compatible Bently Nevada 3500 System modules while supporting continuous monitoring of important rotating assets. Buyers should confirm the rack size, mounting arrangement, power supply requirements, and complete option code against the existing installation.
  • 147663-01 serves as a dedicated I/O module for the Bently Nevada 3500/94 VGA Display system. It supports video and touch-interface connectivity between the machinery protection rack and a compatible industrial VGA monitor, helping operators access system information through a local display. Confirm the display model, cable connections, rack configuration, and revision requirements prior to replacement.
  • 128275-01F functions as a blank filler plate for unused Bently Nevada 3500 rack positions. Filling open slots helps maintain the rack's intended physical arrangement and airflow while keeping space available for later system expansion. This component can also help protect unused positions from dust and accidental contact, subject to installation according to the applicable rack documentation.

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The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
How can I confirm compatibility with my Bently Nevada 3500 System?
Compare the full part number and every option code with the component being replaced. Check the rack size, slot position, module type, firmware or hardware revision, connector arrangement, and associated monitoring equipment. Parts with similar appearances may perform different functions, so use the applicable Bently Nevada documentation and equipment records for confirmation.
What information should I provide when requesting a quote?
Provide the complete part number, required quantity, destination country, and any known revision or configuration details. A clear photograph of the existing product label may help confirm option codes and reduce identification errors. For rack components, include the rack size and mounting arrangement when available.
Why should unused positions in a 3500 rack have filler plates?
A suitable filler plate closes an unused rack position and helps preserve the intended physical layout. It can support proper airflow management, reduce exposure to dust, and limit accidental contact with the open slot. It also allows the position to remain reserved for a compatible module that may be installed during a future expansion.
Can individual 3500 System parts be replaced without changing the complete rack?
Many maintenance projects involve replacing a specific rack component rather than the entire monitoring system. The correct approach depends on the failed component, installed configuration, and site procedures. Qualified personnel should verify compatibility, record the current setup, follow required isolation procedures, and test the machinery protection functions after replacement.
Who should install Bently Nevada machinery protection components?
Installation should be completed by trained instrumentation or machinery protection personnel. Technicians should follow site safety rules and the applicable manufacturer documentation, control electrostatic discharge, inspect connectors, and confirm module placement. Configuration and functional checks should be completed before monitored equipment returns to normal service.