Bently Nevada 3500/15 126564-01 Low Voltage Power Supply I/O Module

The Bently Nevada 3500/15 126564-01 Low Voltage Power Supply I/O Module is a critical component of the Bently Nevada 3500 Series Machinery Protection System. It is designed to provide regulated low-voltage DC power to the monitoring modules within the rack. Built for reliability and precision, this I/O module ensures stable power delivery even under challenging industrial conditions. It integrates with the system’s power supply to distribute electricity to connected modules, enabling continuous monitoring and protection of rotating equipment such as turbines, compressors, and pumps. Its design prioritizes operational safety, redundancy, and ease of maintenance, making it an essential part of high-availability industrial systems.

Product Parameters

Product Applications

• Machinery Protection Systems for turbines, compressors, and large rotating machines

• Industrial Process Control systems requiring stable DC voltage distribution

• Oil & Gas facilities, both upstream and downstream

• Power Generation plants for generators, steam turbines, and hydroelectric machinery

• Petrochemical industry monitoring and control systems

• Heavy manufacturing environments with high operational demands

Product Advantages

• High stability in delivering low-voltage DC power

• Fully compatible with the entire 3500 Series rack system

• Designed for long-term reliability under harsh conditions

• Compliant with major international safety standards

• Passive cooling with no moving parts for improved durability

• Easy installation and replacement without extensive downtime

FAQ

1. What is the primary function of the 126564-01 module?

   It distributes regulated low-voltage DC power to modules within the 3500 rack.

2. Is this module hot-swappable?

   No, it should be replaced only when the system is powered down.

3. Does it work with both AC and DC power supply modules?

   Yes, as long as the input comes from a compatible 3500/15 Power Supply.

4. What happens if the module fails during operation?

   The connected modules may lose power, potentially triggering alarms or shutdowns.

5. Is there any built-in protection against overcurrent?

   Yes, it is designed with overcurrent protection circuits.

6. Can it be used in redundant power configurations?

   Yes, the 3500 Series supports redundant power supply setups.

7. How does it connect to the rack?

   It slides into the designated I/O slot and connects via the rack backplane.

8. Does it require regular calibration?

   No, it is a power distribution component and does not require calibration.

9. Is it resistant to vibration?

   Yes, it meets industrial vibration resistance standards.

10. What is the recommended maintenance schedule?

    Inspection is recommended during regular preventive maintenance cycles.