Product Details

Bently Nevada provides good Condition Monitoring and Machine Asset Protection. Power Supply, CPU, I/O Modules, Proximitor Sensor and Programming cable of 3500/33 are supplied.

Product Introduction

Bently Nevada 1900/65-00-01-01-01-01 General‑Purpose Equipment Monitor Original

Brand：Bently Nevada

Item No.：1900/65-00-01-01-01-01

Product Type：General‑Purpose Equipment Monitor

Product Origin：USA

Dimensions：249 mm wide × 182 mm high × 89 mm deep

Weight：4.5 kg

Payment：T/T, Western Union, Credit Card

Shipping Port：Xiamen, China

Lead Time：1-3 Days

Condition：Brand New And Original

Warranty：1 Year

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Product FAQs

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FAQ

What is the purpose of the 1900/65‑00‑01‑01‑01‑01 monitor?
It is designed for general‑purpose condition monitoring of equipment, combining vibration, temperature and auxiliary inputs in one unit to protect machinery and alert operators.

How many sensor channels does it support and what types?
It supports four main transducer channels (vibration/velocity/acceleration/proximity) and four temperature channels (RTD or thermocouple).

What kind of outputs are available?
It includes up to six discrete alarm/fault relays and configurable 4‑20 mA outputs for recorder/trending integration.

What are the physical size and weight of the unit?
The unit is approximately 249 mm × 182 mm × 89 mm and weighs around 4.5 kg.

What power supply does it require?
The typical version operates on 18‑36 V DC; some variants may support other ranges depending on configuration.

What environmental conditions does it operate under?
It is rated to operate from –20 °C to +70 °C and can be stored from –40 °C to +85 °C.

Can this monitor be used for different kinds of machinery beyond general equipment?
Yes — although designed as a general‑purpose monitor, its flexible inputs and outputs make it suitable for a variety of rotating equipment and condition‑monitoring tasks.

What should be verified when integrating the monitor into a system?
Ensure correct sensor channel configuration (type and range), proper assignment of alarm/relay outputs and recorder outputs, and verify that the communication and power interface match the system architecture.