Features:
- Routes buffered 3500 rack signals to compatible external acquisition equipment.
- Occupies the rear interface position associated with a legacy 3500/22M arrangement.
- Preserves a historical signal-output path not shown in the current TDI ordering table.
The current ordering identity is 3500/22M 147364-01, the legacy Buffered Signal Output Module documented for earlier 3500 TDI installations.
It makes selected buffered transducer signals available outside the rack for condition monitoring or diagnostic acquisition without becoming the primary protection processor.
Before replacement, identify the front TDI, rack revision, rear-slot wiring, signal destinations, grounding and any approved migration components.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for Bently Nevada 3500/22M 147364-01:
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Maintains buffered-signal access in legacy 3500 machinery-monitoring racks.
- Feeds compatible diagnostic or data-acquisition equipment from conditioned transducer channels.
- Supports like-for-like repair where the rack was originally engineered around part 147364-01.
- Buffered transducer signals are routed from the rack to compatible external interfaces.
- Channel destinations must follow the existing rack and cable documentation.
- Signal common and shielding must preserve the grounding design of the monitoring system.
- The module belongs in the rear I/O position associated with the documented TDI arrangement.
- The mating front module and rack generation must be identified before insertion.
- A 3500/20 RIM rear I/O module must not remain installed when converting a rack to a TDI.
- Part 147364-01 is not included in the current 3500/22M ordering table.
- Like-for-like sourcing should be based on the complete part label and rack drawings.
- Any move to current TDI I/O hardware requires a documented compatibility and rewiring assessment.