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60M02 — Orbit 60 module

Bently Nevada Orbit 60 module for vibration and condition monitoring — supply and service in Kazakhstan.

60M02 — Orbit 60 module — Bently Nevada
60M02 — Orbit 60 module

Supply in Kazakhstan

KEG TRK supplies vibration monitoring and analysis solutions (Bently Nevada) across Kazakhstan: Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Aktobe and other regions. Official warranty, monitoring system design, installation, commissioning and personnel training. Specifications and description are below; to select a configuration and receive a quotation, please send us a request.

Key features

High-performance signal processing
Programmable alarm setpoints
SIL 2/3 certification
Real-time protection
Integration with other modules

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Description

Bently Nevada 60M02 — Orbit 60 module. KEG TRK supplies, commissions and supports vibration monitoring in Kazakhstan.

Key features

  • High-performance signal processing
  • Programmable alarm setpoints
  • SIL 2/3 certification
  • Real-time protection
  • Integration with other modules

Applications

  • Turbine protection
  • Compressor protection
  • Pump protection
  • Critical equipment

Supply in Kazakhstan

KEG TRK supplies, commissions and supports 60M02 with System 1 integration across Kazakhstan.

Manufacturer

Bently Nevada

60M02Orbit 60 Series

Bently Nevada Orbit 60 module for vibration and condition monitoring — supply and service in Kazakhstan.

Key specifications

processing
100x performance
certification
SIL 2/3
responseTime
< 10 ms
channels
Up to 88 channels
power
From Orbit 60 system
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