Bently Nevada 24765-01-01

Description

• Provides regulated DC power for monitoring modules installed in the 3500 rack.
• Supports redundant power configurations for increased system availability.
• Designed for rotating machinery protection in critical industrial assets.

• Manufacturer:​ Bently Nevada, part of Baker Hughes
• Model:​ 24765-01-01
• System:​ 3500 Machinery Protection System
• Input Voltage:​ 24 VDC nominal, approximately 18 to 32 VDC range
• Outputs:​ +5 V, +12 V, and -12 V DC
• Maximum Output Power:​ 60 W
• +5 V Load Capacity:​ 6.0 A maximum
• +12 V Load Capacity:​ 1.5 A maximum
• -12 V Load Capacity:​ 0.5 A maximum
• Redundancy:​ Dual redundant support
• Hot Swap:​ Supported in redundant configuration
• Operating Temperature:​ -20°C to +65°C
• Mounting:​ 3500 rack dedicated slots, typically left-side power slots

• Converts external DC input into isolated monitoring system voltages.
• Supports seamless transition in dual redundant installations.
• Provides stable power for logic, analog, and communication circuits.
• Industrial design for continuous machinery protection service.
• Facilitates maintenance without full system shutdown in redundant configurations.

• Steam turbines
• Gas turbines
• Compressors
• Pumps
• Generators
• Large rotating machinery
• Oil and gas facilities
• Power plants
• Critical process industries

• Industrial rack-mounted power module.
• Precision-machined front panel and mechanical guide structure.
• Integrated connectors for rack backplane engagement.
• Designed for controlled cabinet installation.

• Receives 24 VDC input from the facility power source.
• Regulates and distributes +5 V, +12 V, and -12 V rails to 3500 modules.
• Supplies logic circuits, analog conditioning stages, and communication electronics.
• In redundant configurations, allows one supply to maintain system operation while the other is serviced.

• Install only in designated 3500 rack power slots.
• Verify correct DC input polarity and voltage range.
• Use properly sized power cables and breakers.
• Ensure rack grounding and surge protection.
• Follow Bently Nevada 3500 documentation for redundant wiring.

• Do not mix incompatible power supply versions in the same rack without verification.
• Avoid operating outside the specified temperature range.
• Inspect input fuses or protection devices periodically.
• Use only trained personnel for live rack maintenance.
• Confirm redundant operation before removing one power supply.