In the field of industrial automation and machine protection, Bently Nevada has always been known for its innovative and high-quality products. Today, the company announced the launch of its new speed detection module, 3500/54 133396-01, which marks another major advance in industrial safety monitoring technology.

The 3500/54 133396-01 module is an overspeed detection input/output module specifically designed for rotating equipment, which is capable of monitoring the speed of the equipment in real time and triggering an alarm or performing other safety measures if the speed exceeds a preset safe value. This feature is essential to protect the safety of equipment and people.

The module has a high-speed, highly sensitive overspeed detection function, which can quickly respond to speed changes to ensure that an alarm is issued in time when an overspeed situation occurs. It is designed for stable operation in harsh industrial environments, and its long-term reliability is widely recognized by the market. In addition, the 3500/54 133396-01 module is easily compatible with other industrial automation components and systems for easy integration into existing control systems.

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In terms of technical parameters, the 3500/54 133396-01 module supports 24V DC input voltage with a typical power consumption of 8.0 watts, and the converter power supply is -24 volts DC with a maximum of 40 mA. The environmental seal is sealed with epoxy resin, the recorder is +4 to +20 mA, the speed range is 0-20000 RPM, and the resolution is high enough to meet the needs of various industrial applications.

The 3500/54 133396-01 module has a wide range of applications, including but not limited to the monitoring of critical rotating equipment in the electric power, petrochemical, iron and steel metallurgy and other industries. It is capable of monitoring the speed of equipment such as wind turbines, electric motors, pumps, etc., triggering alarms or performing other safety measures in real time to protect equipment and personnel.