Bently Nevada 990-05-70-02-01 Vibration Transmitter

Product Type:Vibration Transmitter

System Length:Variable (Customizable)

Mounting:Flexible Installation Options

Dimensions:10 cm x 7.5 cm x 5.2 cm

Weight:0.44 KG

Operating Temperature Range:-40°C to +85°C

Operating Voltage:12-24V DC

Output Frequency:50 kHz

Accuracy:± 1% of Full Scale

    Precision engineering meets reliability with the Bently Nevada 990-05-70-02-01 Vibration Transmitter, specifically tailored for industries requiring robust monitoring solutions. This transmitter is built to withstand harsh environments while providing accurate data on machinery health, enabling proactive maintenance strategies and enhancing operational efficiency.

    Crafted from high-quality materials, the 990-05-70-02-01 model ensures durability and longevity, backed by advanced piezoelectric technology for precise vibration measurements. Its compact design facilitates easy installation, making it a versatile addition to various industrial applications.

    With an operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C, this transmitter is suitable for extreme conditions encountered in manufacturing plants, power generation facilities, and other industrial settings. It’s equipped with an IP65 protection class for dust and water resistance, guaranteeing reliable performance even under challenging environmental conditions.

    The Bently Nevada 990-05-70-02-01 Vibration Transmitter offers a wide operating range and a current consumption of ≤ 10 mA, making it energy-efficient and compatible with a variety of control systems. Its output signal of 4-20mA DC ensures seamless integration into existing monitoring systems, facilitating real-time analysis and alerting operators to potential issues promptly.

    Experience peace of mind with the Bently Nevada 990-05-70-02-01 Vibration Transmitter, a testament to cutting-edge technology and industrial-grade quality. This solution empowers engineers and maintenance teams to monitor equipment health continuously, preventing unexpected downtimes and maximizing operational uptime.