The Bently Nevada 190501-00-00-02 Velomitor CT Velocity Sensor is a rugged, high-performance velocity transducer designed to provide accurate measurements of casing vibration in industrial rotating machinery. It is part of the trusted Bently Nevada 190501 Velomitor CT series, widely adopted in power generation, petrochemical, refining, and other critical industries.

Key Features

• High Reliability – Proven Bently Nevada design for continuous vibration monitoring.

• Wide Frequency Response – Optimized to capture critical vibration frequencies for machinery diagnostics.

• Rugged Construction – Resistant to shock, moisture, and industrial contaminants.

• Stable Sensitivity – Accurate casing vibration output for predictive maintenance systems.

• Compatibility – Fully compatible with Bently Nevada monitoring systems and protection equipment.

• Compact Design – Easy to install in tight machinery spaces.

Technical Specifications

Industry Applications

• Power Generation – Monitoring turbine casing vibration for early fault detection.

• Petrochemical Plants – Ensuring safe and reliable operation of pumps and compressors.

• Oil & Gas – Used on critical rotating equipment in upstream and downstream facilities.

• Refining – Protecting heavy-duty machinery from casing vibration failures.

• Pulp & Paper – Monitoring motors, fans, and industrial rotating assets.

Advantages

• Provides accurate vibration velocity signals for machinery diagnostics.

• Designed to withstand harsh industrial environments.

• Compatible with Bently Nevada monitoring and protection systems.

• Reduces downtime by enabling predictive maintenance strategies.

• Compact and easy to install, minimizing setup time.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the function of the Bently Nevada 190501-00-00-02 sensor?

It measures casing vibration in terms of velocity and outputs a proportional voltage signal.

Q2: How is this model different from other Velomitor CT sensors?

The -02 variant refers to specific mechanical or connector options while maintaining the same core performance.

Q3: Does it require an external power supply?

No, it is a self-powered velocity transducer.

Q4: What is the frequency response range?

It typically covers 10 Hz to 1,000 Hz, suitable for rotating machinery monitoring.

Q5: Can it be used with non-Bently Nevada monitoring systems?

Yes, it outputs a standard voltage signal that can integrate with other monitoring systems.

Q6: What is the mounting method?

It is stud-mounted for secure installation on machine casings.

Q7: Is it resistant to harsh environments?

Yes, its stainless-steel housing ensures durability in industrial conditions.

Q8: What type of output does it provide?

A voltage signal proportional to vibration velocity.

Q9: What industries typically use this sensor?

It is widely used in power, oil & gas, refining, petrochemical, and paper industries.

Q10: What maintenance is required?

It is designed for long-term reliability with minimal maintenance needs.