Bently Nevada 990-05-71-01-05 Vibration Transmitter

Model:990-05-71-01-05

Sensor Type:Vibration

Sensing Range:2mm

Sensitivity:1um

Output Type:Voltage

Installation Type:Non-contact

Operating Temperature:-40°C to +125°C

Package/Casing:Injection Molding

Characteristic:High temperature resistance

Termination Type:Gold Connector

Minimum Number of Packages:1

Application Areas:Equipment

Item Number:004

Applicable Products:Steam Turbine

    This Bently Nevada vibration transmitter is meticulously engineered to withstand extreme industrial environments, making it suitable for use in high-temperature applications such as steam turbines. Its advanced non-contact installation allows for seamless integration without compromising on safety or performance.

    Equipped with a wide sensing range and ultra-high sensitivity, this transmitter ensures accurate measurement of vibrations, enabling timely detection of anomalies before they escalate into major failures. This predictive capability is invaluable for maintaining operational efficiency and reducing unexpected downtime.

    The robust design incorporates high-temperature resistance and gold connectors, ensuring durability and reliable signal transmission even under challenging conditions. The injection-molded casing further enhances protection against environmental factors, making it a preferred choice for long-term reliability.

    With its straightforward integration process and compatibility with various control systems, the Bently Nevada 990-05-71-01-05 Vibration Transmitter simplifies the implementation of vibration monitoring solutions. It’s an indispensable tool for maintenance teams aiming to enhance safety and productivity in industrial operations.

    Designed with the user in mind, this transmitter comes with detailed installation manuals and technical support, ensuring ease of use and quick deployment. Whether you’re upgrading existing systems or setting up new installations, this Bently Nevada product delivers exceptional value through its precision, reliability, and adaptability.