The Bently Nevada 3300/12 Power Supply Module is a rack-mounted unit designed to provide regulated DC power to all monitoring modules within the 3300 Series system. This module ensures the stable operation of critical machinery protection equipment, including vibration, thrust, eccentricity, expansion, tachometer, and temperature monitors, by delivering clean and reliable power distribution across the rack.
Features
Provides regulated DC power to all installed 3300 Series monitoring modules.
Includes rack-wide OK status monitoring to ensure system health.
Supports high-voltage AC input (220/240 VAC) for industrial power environments.
Standardized rack-mount profile for seamless integration into existing 3300 Series racks.
Technical Specifications
Model
3300/12-02-20-00
Brand
Bently Nevada
Series
3300
Product Type
Power Supply Module
Input Voltage
220/240 VAC
Power Capacity
Approx. 150 W total rack capacity
Operating Temperature
0 to 60 degC
Output
Regulated DC power and OK relay status
Installation Guidelines
Ensure the 3300 rack is powered down before inserting or removing the power supply module.
Slide the module into the designated rack slot, ensuring proper alignment with the backplane connector.
Secure the module using the integrated front-panel locking mechanism to ensure a reliable electrical connection.
Verify that the input voltage matches the 220/240 VAC configuration specified by the model suffix.
Maintain adequate ventilation around the rack to ensure operating temperatures remain within the 0 to 60 degC range.
FAQ
What does the 3300/12-02-20-00 model code indicate?
The 3300/12 is the base power supply module for the 3300 rack. The '02' suffix indicates agency approval, '20' specifies the 220/240 VAC input voltage configuration, and '00' denotes the standard input/output barrier configuration.
Is this module compatible with all 3300 series monitors?
Yes, the 3300/12 is designed to provide regulated DC power to all standard 3300 Series monitoring modules, including those for vibration, thrust, and temperature monitoring.
