Bently Nevada 3500/62 | Process variable monitor

Bently Nevada 3500/62 Process Variable Monitor

· Channel quantity: It is a 6-channel monitor that can simultaneously monitor 6 different process variables.

· Input signal type: accepts current input of+4 to+20mA or any proportional voltage input between -10Vdc and+10Vdc, which can be configured according to actual needs.

· Working voltage: generally standard industrial voltage, usually 24VDC.

· Power consumption: The typical power consumption is 7.0 watts.

· Panel indicator lights: The front panel has OK, TX/RX, Bypass and other indicator lights, which can intuitively display the device's working status, data transmission status, 

and whether it is in bypass mode.

· Size and Weight: The dimensions are 9.50 inches high, 0.96 inches wide, and 9.52 inches deep, with a weight of approximately 0.82 kilograms.

· Industrial process monitoring: used in industrial production processes such as petrochemicals, power, metallurgy, pharmaceuticals, etc., to monitor process variables such as 

pressure, flow rate, temperature, and liquid level of key equipment, ensuring that parameters in the process are controlled within the set range and guaranteeing product 

quality and production efficiency. For example, in refineries, it can be used to monitor parameters such as temperature, pressure, and flow rate of crude oil distillation towers 

to ensure stable operation of the crude oil fractionation process.

· System integration and data sharing: As part of the Bently Nevada 3500 series monitoring system, the 3500/62 process variable monitor module can be integrated with 

other monitoring modules such as vibration monitors, displacement monitors, etc. to form a complete equipment status monitoring system. At the same time, the module 

can transmit monitoring data to the upper computer or other control systems through a communication interface, achieving data sharing and remote monitoring, making it 

convenient for technicians to monitor and analyze the operation status of equipment in real-time from a remote control center.