Product Details
The Bently Nevada 3500/05-01-01-02-00-01 System Rack is a 19-inch, full-size machinery protection chassis designed to house 3500 series monitor modules and power supplies. This specific configuration features a 14-module slot capacity, a panel-mount design for full-size enclosures, CSA/NRTL/C hazardous area agency approvals, and a CE European compliance option. It incorporates an integrated power distribution backplane that enables seamless inter-module communication and reliable power delivery across all installed cards.
Chassis Layout and Slot Configuration
The rack accommodates power supplies and the rack interface module in the dedicated left-most positions, reserving the remaining 14 module slots for any combination of monitor cards. The internal backplane manages data exchange and power buses, ensuring that static values, dynamic waveforms, and alarm statuses are transmitted reliably between processing modules.
Rear-facing connectors provide secure access for field wiring and I/O module terminations while maintaining structural integrity in heavy industrial environments.
Mounting and Environmental Integration
Engineered for panel-mount applications, the chassis secures firmly into rectangular cut-outs using specialized mounting clamps to withstand plant vibrations. The robust metal enclosure protects internal circuitry and ensures stable physical alignment for hot-swappable monitor and power supply cards.
Its standardized 19-inch EIA dimensions facilitate straightforward integration into standard instrument cabinets and control room racks.
Technical Parameters
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 3500/05-01-01-02-00-01 |
| Brand | Bently Nevada |
| Series | 3500 Machinery Protection System |
| Product Type | System Rack Chassis |
| Rack Size | 01 - 19-inch Full-Size Rack (14 module slots) |
| Mounting Option | 01 - Panel Mount Option (Full-Size Rack) |
| Agency Approval Option | 02 - CSA/NRTL/C (Class 1, Division 2) |
| Reserved Option | 00 - None |
| European Compliance | 01 - CE |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 482.60 mm x 265.94 mm x 246.38 mm (19.0 in x 10.47 in x 9.7 in) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many active module slots are available in the 3500/05-01-01-02-00-01 rack?
A: This full-size 19-inch rack provides 14 dedicated module slots for monitor cards, in addition to the mandatory left-side power supply and interface slots.
Q: What mounting format does this specific part number utilize?
A: The configuration utilizes a panel-mount format designed to secure into rectangular cabinet cut-outs using supplied mounting clamps.
Additional Information
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