Bently Nevada3500 Series3500/15

3500/15 AC and DC Power Supply

3500/15 half-height power supply: AC 85–264 V or DC, one or two per rack with automatic backup

3500/15 AC and DC Power Supply — Bently Nevada
3500/15 AC and DC Power Supply

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.

Key features

Three versions: universal AC, high-voltage DC, low-voltage DC
Either supply can power a full rack alone
Lower supply is primary, upper is backup; switchover without interruption
AC and DC can be mixed, e.g. 120 Vac plus 24 Vdc from a UPS
Hot-swappable when a second supply is installed

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Description

The 3500/15 is the power supply of the Bently Nevada 3500 system: a half-height module installed in the left positions of the rack. A rack can hold one or two supplies in any AC/DC combination, and either one can power the full rack.

With two supplies, the lower one is primary and the upper one is backup, taking over without interruption if the primary fails. They can be fed from different sources, for example the primary from 120 Vac and the backup from a 24 Vdc UPS. Built-in self-checks report the output voltages through the Supply OK LED.

Specifications (datasheet 141530)

Parameter Value
Input universal AC 85–264 Vac; DC 88–140 Vdc; low-voltage DC 20–30 Vdc
Redundancy one or two supplies in the left slot; lower is primary, upper is backup, switchover without interruption
Status Supply OK LED; hot-swappable when redundant

Supply in Kazakhstan

KEG TRK supplies the 3500/15 and its I/O modules and helps with 3500 rack configuration and commissioning across Kazakhstan.

Manufacturer

Bently Nevada

3500/153500 Series

3500/15 half-height power supply: AC 85–264 V or DC, one or two per rack with automatic backup

Key specifications

Input
universal AC 85–264 Vac; DC 88–140 Vdc; low-voltage DC 20–30 Vdc
Redundancy
one or two supplies in the left slot; lower is primary, upper is backup, switchover without interruption
Status
Supply OK LED; hot-swappable when redundant
Bently Nevada part number
3500/15

Official supplier in Kazakhstan

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