The Bently Nevada 1701/15-01 Field Monitor Preamplifier Input Monitor is a variant of the 1701/15 module, specifically engineered for the Bently Nevada 1701 machinery monitoring platform. This module provides an essential interface for receiving and conditioning signals from preamplifiers and other field devices, enabling precise monitoring and protection of critical rotating machinery.

The 1701/15-01 offers the same robust performance and reliability as the standard 1701/15, with configuration differences tailored for particular monitoring setups. It ensures accurate signal integrity, seamless system compatibility, and rugged operation in harsh industrial environments, making it a vital component in machinery protection strategies.

Key Features

• Accepts inputs from preamplifiers and field devices

• Provides precise signal conditioning and monitoring

• Variant of the 1701/15 designed for specialized system requirements

• Full compatibility with Bently Nevada 1701 monitoring systems

• Status LEDs for diagnostics and operational monitoring

• Rugged and compact design for demanding industrial environments

• Ensures accurate machinery health data collection and protection

Technical Specifications

Industry Applications

• Oil & Gas – Preamplifier input monitoring for turbine, compressor, and pump protection

• Power Generation – Conditioning signals from vibration sensors and preamplifiers

• Chemical & Petrochemical – Monitoring rotating and process-critical machinery

• Mining & Metals – Signal interface for heavy-duty equipment monitoring

• Marine & Offshore – Input monitoring for machinery protection in offshore operations

• Pulp & Paper – Condition monitoring for pumps, compressors, and paper line equipment

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the function of the 1701/15-01 module?

It conditions and monitors preamplifier input signals for processing by the 1701 monitoring system.

Q2: How does it differ from the standard 1701/15?

The -01 is a configuration variant, designed to meet specific system integration requirements.

Q3: Which system is the module compatible with?

It is fully compatible with the Bently Nevada 1701 Field Monitor System.

Q4: What input signals does it accept?

It accepts vibration and machinery monitoring signals from preamplifiers and other field devices.

Q5: What is the operating temperature range?

-20°C to +70°C.

Q6: What are the storage temperature limits?

-40°C to +85°C.

Q7: Does it include diagnostic indicators?

Yes, it features status LEDs for power and operational diagnostics.

Q8: What are the module’s physical dimensions?

127 mm x 21.6 mm x 105 mm.

Q9: How much does it weigh?

Approximately 0.314 kg.

Q10: Can it be used in harsh industrial environments?

Yes, it is designed for rugged operation in demanding conditions.