Bently 3500/42M (176449-02)

Product Introduction
This designation identifies the 3500/42M monitor module by its front panel Printed Wiring Assembly (PWA) number, 176449-02. This specific front panel assembly works in conjunction with the 128229-01 rear I/O module to form the complete 3500/42M-01-00 monitoring system, providing exact hardware traceability for maintenance and procurement.

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Description

Bently 3500/42M (176449-02)

Technical Specifications

  • Module Type: Displacement/Velocity/Acceleration Monitor
  • Front Panel PWA: 176449-02
  • Channel Count: 4 independent channels
  • Slot Requirement: Any available monitor slot

Functional Features

  • Exact Hardware Identification: Guarantees precise component matching for spare parts management and warranty validation.
  • Multi-Parameter Monitoring: Simultaneously monitors radial vibration, thrust position, eccentricity, and acceleration.
  • Flexible Input Ranges: Supports multiple adjustable input ranges to adapt to different signal source amplitudes.

Application Scenarios
Critical for asset management, return-to-factory repair tracking, and facilities requiring strict OEM hardware version control.

Performance Parameters

  • Operating Temperature: -30°C to +65°C
  • Storage Temperature: -40°C to +85°C
  • Humidity: 95% non-condensing

Material Composition
Manufactured to exact OEM specifications using high-reliability industrial components and conformal-coated PCBs.

Structural Characteristics
Standard full-height form factor. The 176449-02 PWA number is permanently silk-screened on the internal circuit board for verification.

Working Principle
Functions identically to the standard 3500/42M module, processing multi-sensor inputs and executing alarm logic based on backplane signals.

Installation Requirements
Install in any available monitor slot. Verify the PWA number matches the system asset register before installation.

Usage Notes
Always provide the complete PWA combination (176449-02 and 128229-01) when ordering exact replacements to avoid configuration mismatches.