Product Details
The 3500/93-07-01-02-00 / 3500/15-02-02-01 is a dual-slot legacy high-voltage AC power supply configuration designed for the Bently Nevada 3500 Machinery Protection System. Operating as a half-height module set installed on the left side of the 3500 rack, it converts high-voltage AC mains power into regulated operating voltages required by downstream monitoring modules. This specific model comes equipped with high-voltage AC modules in both top and bottom slots, paired with CSA / NRTL / C Class 1, Division 2 agency approvals.
Redundant Power Configuration and Slots
The ordering option digits define a fully populated, redundant power architecture:
- Top Slot (-02): High Voltage AC supply option (175 to 264 VAC rms) serving as the secondary or backup power supply module.
- Bottom Slot (-02): High Voltage AC supply option (175 to 264 VAC rms) serving as the primary power supply module.
- Agency Approval (-01): CSA / NRTL / C certification rated for Class 1, Division 2 hazardous area installations.
When both power supply slots are populated, either module is capable of powering a fully loaded 3500 rack independently. If the primary supply drops power, the secondary supply seamlessly maintains system operation without interrupting monitoring functionality. Hot-swapping is fully supported, allowing maintenance staff to insert or remove a single power supply module without disrupting active rack operations.
Electrical Requirements and Compatibility
This legacy High Voltage AC module pair requires a nominal input voltage of 220 VAC across a frequency range of 47 to 63 Hz. It operates within a standard input voltage range of 175 to 264 VAC rms (247 to 373 VAC pk) and draws a maximum full-rack current of 2.3 A rms. Note that legacy installations utilizing AC Power Input Modules (PIM) prior to Revision R or AC Power Supply Modules prior to Revision M require an input voltage range of 175 to 250 VAC rms.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 3500/15-02-02-01 |
| Brand | Bently Nevada |
| Product Type | Power Supply Module |
| Top Slot Option | High Voltage AC (-02) |
| Bottom Slot Option | High Voltage AC (-02) |
| Agency Approval Option | CSA / NRTL / C Class 1, Division 2 (-01) |
| Nominal Input Voltage | 220 VAC |
| Input Voltage Range | 175 to 264 VAC rms (247 to 373 VAC pk) |
| Legacy Revision Requirement | 175 to 250 VAC rms (PIM < Rev R / Module < Rev M) |
| Input Frequency | 47 to 63 Hz |
| Full Rack Current Draw | 2.3 A rms maximum |
| Module Dimensions | 120.7 × 50.8 × 251.5 mm (4.75 × 2.0 × 9.9 in) |
| Module Weight | 1.39 kg (3.06 lb) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What input voltage is required for the Bently Nevada 3500/15-02-02-01 power supply?
A: The standard high-voltage AC supply accepts 175 to 264 VAC rms (220 VAC nominal) at 47 to 63 Hz. For legacy modules prior to Revision M or PIMs prior to Revision R, the acceptable range is 175 to 250 VAC rms.
Q: How does power redundancy function in the 3500/15-02-02-01 configuration?
A: Both the top and bottom slots are equipped with high-voltage AC supplies. Either supply can independently power a full 3500 rack, allowing seamless backup and live hot-swapping without disrupting rack operations.
Q: What hazardous area certification does the -01 suffix represent?
A: The -01 agency approval suffix indicates CSA / NRTL / C certification for Class 1, Division 2 environments.
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