Features:
- The 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 features a 0-10 mils pp (0-250 μm pp) full-scale range for vibration measurement.
- This model includes 35 mm DIN rail clip mounting for easy installation in control panels.
- The 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 offers CSA Division 2, ATEX Zone 0/2, and ABS maritime approvals.
The 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 provides essential vibration measurement functions for OEM applications, and is a practical solution for measuring general vibration levels in centrifugal air compressors, pumps, motors, and fans. It features a 0-10 mils pp (0-250 μm pp) full-scale range and mounts on standard 35 mm DIN rail clips. The 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 carries CSA Division 2, ATEX Zone 0, ATEX Zone 2, and ABS maritime approvals for global deployment in hazardous and marine environments.
While the 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 is capable of peak vibration alarming and non-OK checking, it has limitations compared to continuous vibration monitoring systems. The 4-20 mA signal cannot be used to determine vibration phase, and monitor functions such as gap alarms, phase alarms, Timed OK channel defeat, Danger Bypass, and Trip Multiply cannot be used. The 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 does not capture dynamic vibration signals used for diagnostics in the event of a vibration alarm.
The 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 represents a cost-effective solution for OEMs requiring basic vibration monitoring integrated into control systems. PLCs attached to this transmitter can only provide peak-to-peak trending data and are not suitable for plant-wide diagnostic systems such as System 1 or Rule Paks. The 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 solves the pain point of simple vibration integration while acknowledging its role as a practical tool for overall vibration trending rather than comprehensive machinery diagnostics.
The 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 Bently Nevada Vibration Transmitter may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond
End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Bently Nevada 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 Vibration Transmitter Manuals,
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Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not
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Bently Nevada 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01 Vibration Transmitter Specs
General
- Manufacturer GE / Bently Nevada
- Model 990-10-XX-01-05 MOD: 163930-01
- Condition New Original ready stock
- Product Family
990-05-XX-01-05 ,990-20-XX-01-05,990-10-XX-02-05
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.
- Main Equipment: Centrifugal air compressors, small pumps, motors, fans, and blowers.
- Measurement Objective: To measure radial vibration axially relative to the probe mounting point, providing peak-to-peak amplitude data.
- System Integration: Suitable for applications requiring direct integration of vibration data into a PLC or DCS control system for trend analysis and alarm functions.
- Humidity Tolerance: Potted construction design allows for operation in environments with up to 100% condensation humidity.
- Hazardous Area Certifications: Certified by multiple organizations including CSA Division 2 and ATEX Zone 0/Zone 2 (code -05), suitable for potentially explosive environments.
- Marine Certifications: Includes ABS marine certification.
- 4-20 mA Output: Proportional output for vibration amplitudes of 0-10 mils pp (0-250 μm pp).
- Fault Detection (Not OK): When a probe disconnection or signal abnormality is detected, the current drops to < 3.6 mA to notify the control system of equipment failure, rather than low vibration.
- Field Diagnostics (Prox Out): Built-in non-isolated coaxial connector (or terminal block) provides dynamic vibration signal output.
- Control and Adjustment: Features power-up inhibition to prevent false alarms caused by transient voltage fluctuations during startup.