Product Details
The 3500/33-01-02 (comprising main board 149986-01 and I/O card 149992-01) is a full-height 16-channel relay module designed by Bently Nevada for the 3500 machinery protection system. It provides 16 independent relay outputs that can be installed in any available slot to the right of the Transient Data Interface (TDI) module within a 3500 rack.
Programmable Output Logic and Channel Configuration
Each individual output channel on the module can be independently programmed using 3500 Rack Configuration Software to perform customized voting logic. This enables flexible configuration of machinery alarm annunciators, emergency trip circuits, and safety shutdown systems driven by monitored channel conditions across the backplane.
Hardware Options and Certification Specifications
This module assembly incorporates option -01 for a 16-channel relay output configuration alongside option -02 for agency approvals. Option -02 certifies the module hardware under ATEX, IECEx, and CSA Class 1, Zone 2 standards, ensuring compliance for hazardous area operation.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 3500/33-01-02 (149986-01 + 149992-01) |
| Brand | Bently Nevada |
| Product Type | 16-Channel Relay Module |
| Output Module Type | 16-Channel Relay Output Module (-01) |
| Agency Approval Option | ATEX / IECEx / CSA Class 1, Zone 2 (-02) |
| Main Board Part Number | 149986-01 |
| I/O Card Part Number | 149992-01 |
| Slot Placement | Any slot to the right of the TDI Module |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where can the 3500/33-01-02 relay module be installed in a 3500 chassis?
A: It can be placed in any available full-height rack slot located to the right of the Transient Data Interface (TDI) module.
Q: How is logic defined for the individual relay channels? A: Each of the 16 output channels can be independently programmed via configuration software to perform specific voting logic based on system alarm states.
Q: What hazardous location certifications apply to the -02 option?
A: Option -02 provides ATEX, IECEx, and CSA Class 1, Zone 2 agency approvals for hazardous area compliance.
Additional Information
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