Product Details
The 3300/10-01-02-00 is a specialized AC power supply module engineered for the Bently Nevada 3300 Rotating Machinery Protection System. It converts alternating current into regulated direct current to power up to 12 monitors and their associated transducers within the rack. This specific configuration features a 95 to 125 VAC input voltage option, a standard power input module with a hermetic OK relay, and no agency approval option.
Power Conversion and Distribution
This module is designed to occupy the leftmost position (position 1) in a standard 3300 series instrument rack. It accepts incoming AC power and delivers the necessary DC voltages required by the monitoring cards installed across the system. Its heavy-duty architecture supplies continuous power to handle system configurations ranging from single channels up to a fully populated rack.
Configuration and Voltage Selection
Primary voltage operation can be adjusted between standard ranges by repositioning an internal cable connector and replacing the external fuse. The specific -01 suffix designates the 95 to 125 VAC input voltage option, while the -02 suffix indicates the standard power input module configuration equipped with a hermetic OK relay. These modular options allow the hardware to align with specific site power requirements.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 3300/10-01-02-00 |
| Brand | Bently Nevada |
| Series | 3300 Rotating Machinery Protection System |
| Input Voltage Option (-01) | 95 to 125 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Power Input Module Option (-02) | Standard, Hermetic OK Relay |
| Agency Approval Option (-00) | Not Required |
| Capacity | Supports up to 12 monitors and associated transducers |
| Mounting Position | Left-most location (position 1) in a 3300 rack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What input voltage range does the 3300/10-01-02-00 module support?
A: This specific configuration supports a nominal input voltage range of 95 to 125 VAC at 50/60 Hz as designated by the -01 suffix.
Q: Where must this power supply module be installed within the rack?
A: It must be installed in the left-most location, designated as position 1, in a standard Bently Nevada 3300 system rack.
Q: How many monitors can this power supply support?
A: It is engineered to deliver regulated power for up to 12 system monitors and their associated transducers.
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