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COMMTEST 220

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COMMTEST 220 is a two-channel general-purpose portable vibration data collector with 40 kHz maximum bandwidth, 6,400-line resolution and System 1 integration.
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Technical specifications for COMMTEST 220

  • Manufacturer:
    Bently Nevada
  • Part Number:
    COMMTEST 220
  • Product Family:
    SCOUT200 Series
  • Product Type:
    Portable Vibration Data Collector and Analyzer
  • Stock:
    1
  • Channels:
    2
  • Maximum frequency:
    40 kHz
  • Spectral resolution:
    6,400 lines
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Overview Manuals Measurement Data Software Matching Field Use Installation Check

Product overview:

  • Two-channel portable vibration data collection and machinery analysis
  • 40 kHz maximum frequency range with 6,400-line spectral resolution
  • System 1 compatible workflow with Bluetooth-connected Android interface

COMMTEST 220 is designed for route-based condition monitoring on rotating machinery where maintenance teams need portable measurement, field review and structured data transfer.

The COMMTEST200 architecture combines dedicated acquisition hardware with a compatible Android user-interface device. Cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, camera and color-display capabilities support efficient collection and documentation.

For classified locations, select an appropriately approved SCOUT-IS configuration because the official comparison table does not list hazardous-area approval for COMMTEST 220.

Measurement capability:

  • Two simultaneous vibration measurement channels
  • Maximum frequency range of 40 kHz
  • Up to 6,400 lines of spectral resolution

COMMTEST 220 supports route-based collection and portable analysis for common rotating-machine vibration signatures. Measurement setup should match the sensor type, machine speed and diagnostic objective.

Select frequency span, resolution and acquisition duration together so the dataset captures relevant peaks without unnecessary collection time.

Software and interface matching:

  • Compatible with System 1 condition-monitoring software
  • Bluetooth link to a compatible Android user-interface device
  • Cellular, Wi-Fi, camera and color-display functions available through the interface device

The Android device is the operator interface while dedicated COMMTEST200 hardware performs data acquisition. Confirm supported application and System 1 versions before rollout.

Define route structure, asset naming and data-transfer practice before field collection so measurements remain consistent across technicians and machines.

Field use:

  • Route-based vibration collection on rotating machinery
  • IP65-rated general-purpose instrument construction
  • Portable review supported by the paired Android interface

Prepare routes with clear machine, point and direction naming before collection. Inspect sensors, cables and connectors at the start of each shift to protect measurement quality.

COMMTEST 220 is not listed with hazardous-area approval in the official comparison table. Do not use it in a classified area unless the complete field arrangement is approved for that location.

Installation check:

  • Confirm the selected accelerometer, velocity sensor or probe interface
  • Verify tachometer, balancing and cable accessories against the field task
  • Validate the Android device, application version and System 1 data path

Before deployment, verify sensor sensitivity, mounting method, connector condition and route database settings. Perform a reference measurement on a known machine point.

Confirm area classification, environmental exposure, charging arrangements and data-transfer access before the field kit is released for use.

Description

COMMTEST 220 is a two-channel portable condition-monitoring instrument for route-based vibration data collection, machinery diagnostics and field analysis. Baker Hughes documents a 40 kHz maximum frequency range, 6,400 lines of resolution and compatibility with System 1 software.

The COMMTEST200 platform separates the data-acquisition hardware from its Android-based user interface through Bluetooth. This arrangement supports a choice of compatible industrial tablets or smartphones while retaining cellular, Wi-Fi, camera and color-display capabilities for field documentation.

COMMTEST 220 is the general-purpose counterpart to the hazardous-area SCOUT220-IS. Its IP65 construction supports demanding plant use, but the official comparison table does not assign hazardous-area approvals to COMMTEST 220, so classified-location work requires a suitably approved alternative.

Alternative Names
COMMTEST 220 COMMTEST220 COMMTEST-220 Bently Nevada COMMTEST 220 Bently Nevada COMMTEST220 Baker Hughes COMMTEST 220 COMMTEST 220 Vibration Analyzer COMMTEST 220 Data Collector
Technical notes
COMMTEST 220 provides two-channel route-based vibration acquisition with a 40 kHz maximum frequency and 6,400-line resolution. Confirm the Android interface device, sensor kit, tachometer accessories and System 1 workflow before deployment.
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FAQS

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 many measurement channels does COMMTEST 220 provide?
COMMTEST 220 provides two vibration measurement channels. Confirm the required tachometer and sensor accessories when defining the field kit.
What is the maximum frequency range of COMMTEST 220?
The official comparison table lists a maximum frequency of 40 kHz for COMMTEST 220, supporting route-based analysis of common rotating-machine vibration signatures.
What spectral resolution is available?
COMMTEST 220 supports up to 6,400 lines of resolution. The selected setup should balance frequency span, resolution and collection time for the machine train.
Can COMMTEST 220 work with System 1?
Yes. Baker Hughes lists System 1 compatibility for COMMTEST 220, allowing collected routes and measurements to support an established condition-monitoring workflow.
How does the Android user interface connect?
The COMMTEST200 architecture pairs the acquisition hardware with an Android-based user-interface device over Bluetooth, while the device can also provide cellular, Wi-Fi, camera and color-display functions.
Is COMMTEST 220 approved for hazardous areas?
No hazardous-area approval is listed for COMMTEST 220 in the official comparison table. Use an appropriately approved instrument such as the relevant SCOUT-IS configuration when the area classification requires it.
What environmental protection is documented?
The official comparison table lists an IP65 rating. Field practice should still protect connectors, sensors and the user-interface device from damage and contamination.
What information is needed for a COMMTEST 220 quotation?
Provide the required sensor types, channel accessories, tachometer or balancing needs, Android interface preference, System 1 requirements and destination so the complete kit can be matched.