Description

The Bently Nevada 3300/50-01-02-03-02, also cataloged as the 3300/50 Tachometer Monitors, operates as a dedicated hardware component for continuous rotative shaft speed measurement, acceleration tracking, and zero speed indication within 3300 Series machinery monitoring racks.

Suffix Breakdown & Model Matrix

OptionSpecification
3300/50Base model: Tachometer Monitor
-01Tachometer Type Option: Dual Setpoint Tachometer
-02Alert Relay Option: Hermetically-sealed relays
-03Agency Approval Option: Factory Mutual (FM) / CSA / NRTL / C
-02Safety Barrier Option: Internal safety barriers

Hardware Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Model3300/50-01-02-03-02
BrandBently Nevada
OriginUSA
Weight1.2 kg
DimensionsStandard 3300 Rack Module Slot (Full-Height)
Operating Temp0 deg C to +65 deg C
Power Consumption1.0 W typical (Backplane bus draw)
Product TypeTachometer Monitors
Input Channel Count1 channel monitor (Accepts inputs from 2 transducers with internal voting logic)
Function TypeDual Setpoint Tachometer
Proportional OutputProportional voltage or current output on rear terminal strip (Data logging only)
Alarm Relay TypeHermetically-sealed relays
Safety Barrier OptionInternal safety barriers included

Eddy-Current Probe Scaling and Rotor Dynamics

The Bently Nevada 3300/50-01-02-03-02 processes pulse trains generated by proximity probes or magnetic pickups observing speed wheels. Maintaining precise eddy-current probe scaling ensures accurate detection of voltage transitions to calculate exact shaft rotational frequencies. Integrated internal voting logic between the two transducer inputs prevents false speed indications if a single sensor fails. Consequently, this precise processing allows operator monitoring of rotor dynamics during machine start-up, coast-down, and steady-state conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can the proportional analog output on the 3300/50-01-02-03-02 be used for active overspeed trip loops?

A: No, the analog output and speed alerts are designed for annunciation, data logging, and chart recording only. Overspeed protection applications require dedicated systems such as the 3300/53 or 3500/53 Electronic Overspeed Detection Monitors.

Q: How do internal safety barriers (-02) affect field transducer wiring?

A: Internal barriers limit electrical energy sent to field speed sensors in hazardous locations, enabling direct cable connection to the rear terminal block without external barrier assemblies.

Field Installation Guidelines

  • First, insert the 3300/50-01-02-03-02 module into the assigned slot of the 3300 system chassis and tighten the top and bottom panel retaining screws.
  • Next, wire the speed transducer signal leads to the corresponding terminals on the rear terminal block assembly.
  • Additionally, connect all field cable shield conductors directly to the designated rack ground bus to prevent electrical noise interference.
  • Finally, apply main system power, configure threshold setpoints, and verify pulse conditioning using a frequency generator or live shaft rotation.

Additional information

Weight1.20 kg
Dimensions45 × 54 × 31 mm

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