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Bently Nevada 3300/12 Relay Module 4-Channel

Bently Nevada 3300/12 Relay Module 4-Channel

  • Manufacturer: Bently Nevada

  • Product No.: 3300/12-02-20-01

  • Condition:1000 in stock

  • Product Type: Relay Modules

  • Product Origin: 003300120220

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 200g

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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Bently Nevada 3300/12 Four-Channel Relay Module

The Bently Nevada 3300/12 is a versatile four-channel relay module designed for machinery protection and alarm systems. This industrial-grade module provides critical shutdown and alarm functions in turbomachinery monitoring applications, converting vibration and position sensor signals into relay outputs for automated protection.


Key Features

  • Four Independent Channels – Monitor multiple parameters simultaneously
  • Configurable Setpoints – Adjustable alarm and danger thresholds
  • Form C Relay Outputs – SPDT contacts for flexible wiring configurations
  • API 670 Compliant – Meets industry standards for machinery protection systems
  • LED Status Indicators – Visual confirmation of relay states and faults

Technical Specifications

Model Number 3300/12
Product Type Four-Channel Relay Module
Number of Channels 4 independent relay channels
Relay Type Form C (SPDT) electromechanical relays
Contact Rating 5A @ 250V AC, 5A @ 30V DC (resistive load)
Input Signal -10V to +10V DC (from Proximitor or monitor)
Setpoint Range Adjustable via front-panel potentiometers
Response Time <50 ms (typical)
Power Supply +24V DC (18-30V range)
Power Consumption Typ. 5W
Operating Temp -30°C to +65°C
Mounting DIN rail or panel mount
Certifications CE, UL, CSA, API 670
Dimensions (W×H×D) Approx. 100mm × 150mm × 50mm
Weight Approx. 500g

Industrial Applications

Turbomachinery Protection
Provide automated shutdown and alarm functions for steam turbines, gas turbines, and compressors when vibration or position exceeds safe limits.

Pump & Motor Monitoring
Trigger alarms or shutdowns when bearing vibration, shaft displacement, or temperature sensors detect abnormal conditions in critical rotating equipment.

Multi-Parameter Monitoring
Monitor up to four different parameters (e.g., radial vibration X-Y, axial position, temperature) with independent setpoints and relay outputs.

Machinery Protection Systems (MPS)
Integrate with distributed control systems (DCS) or programmable logic controllers (PLC) for comprehensive machinery health and safety management.


System Integration

Compatible Input Sources

  • 3300 XL Proximitors: Vibration and position sensors
  • 3300 XL Monitors: Rack-based monitoring systems
  • 3500 Series Monitors: Advanced condition monitoring platforms
  • Third-Party Sensors: Any -10V to +10V DC output signal

Typical Configuration

For a turbine monitoring system:

  • Channel 1: Radial vibration X-axis (alarm @ 50 µm, danger @ 75 µm)
  • Channel 2: Radial vibration Y-axis (alarm @ 50 µm, danger @ 75 µm)
  • Channel 3: Axial position (alarm @ 200 µm, danger @ 300 µm)
  • Channel 4: Bearing temperature (alarm @ 80°C, danger @ 90°C)

Installation & Setup

Mounting Options

  1. DIN Rail Mount – Snap module onto standard 35mm DIN rail in control cabinet
  2. Panel Mount – Use mounting brackets for direct panel installation
  3. Rack Mount – Install in 19-inch equipment rack with optional adapter

Wiring Guidelines

  • Connect input signals from Proximitors or monitors to screw terminals
  • Wire relay outputs to DCS/PLC inputs or alarm annunciators
  • Provide +24V DC power supply (ensure adequate current capacity)
  • Use shielded cables for input signals to minimize noise
  • Ground module chassis to equipment ground

Setpoint Adjustment

  1. Apply known input signal (e.g., 5V DC for 50% of range)
  2. Adjust alarm setpoint potentiometer until relay trips
  3. Verify relay operation with LED indicator
  4. Repeat for danger setpoint (higher threshold)
  5. Document setpoint values for future reference

Operation & Diagnostics

LED Indicators

LED Color Meaning
Power Green Module powered and operational
Ch1-Ch4 Alarm Yellow Alarm setpoint exceeded on respective channel
Ch1-Ch4 Danger Red Danger setpoint exceeded on respective channel
Fault Red (flashing) Module fault or input signal error

Relay Logic

  • Normal Operation: Relay de-energized, NO contact open, NC contact closed
  • Alarm Condition: Relay energizes, NO contact closes, NC contact opens
  • Danger Condition: Relay remains energized (same as alarm)
  • Latching Mode: Optional configuration to hold relay state until manual reset

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution
No power LED Power supply failure Verify +24V DC supply voltage and connections
Relay won't trip Setpoint too high Adjust setpoint potentiometer, verify input signal
False alarms Electrical noise on input Use shielded cables, check grounding
Relay chattering Input signal near setpoint Increase hysteresis or adjust setpoint
Fault LED on Input signal out of range Check sensor and wiring, verify -10V to +10V range

Authenticity Guarantee

⚠️ Counterfeit Module Risks

Non-genuine relay modules can cause:

  • ❌ Unreliable relay operation leading to missed alarms
  • ❌ Contact welding or premature failure
  • ❌ Non-compliance with API 670 safety standards
  • ❌ Voided machinery protection system certifications

✅ Industrial Control Hub Guarantee

  • 🔒 100% Genuine Bently Nevada – Factory-sealed packaging
  • 📜 Full Traceability – Serial numbers and certificates
  • 🌍 Authorized Distributor – Verify at Baker Hughes partner portal
  • 🛡️ 24-Month Warranty – Manufacturer warranty honored globally
  • 📦 Protective Packaging – Anti-static, shock-resistant shipping

Package Contents

  • 1× Bently Nevada 3300/12 four-channel relay module
  • DIN rail mounting clip
  • Terminal block connectors
  • Installation instructions and wiring diagram

Technical Support

  • 📧 Application Engineering – Email us for setpoint configuration assistance
  • 📚 Documentation – Installation manuals, wiring diagrams, API 670 compliance guides
  • 🔧 Commissioning Support – Remote assistance for initial setup and testing
  • 🔄 30-Day Returns – Unused modules in original packaging

FAQ

Q: Can I use this module with non-Bently Nevada sensors?
A: Yes, any sensor or monitor with -10V to +10V DC output is compatible.

Q: What is the difference between alarm and danger setpoints?
A: Alarm is a warning threshold (e.g., 50 µm vibration). Danger is a shutdown threshold (e.g., 75 µm vibration).

Q: Can I configure the relay to latch?
A: Yes, latching mode holds relay state until manual reset. Consult manual for jumper configuration.

Q: What is the maximum relay switching frequency?
A: Electromechanical relays are rated for 100,000 operations. For high-frequency switching, consider solid-state relay modules.

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Product Description

Bently Nevada 3300/12 Four-Channel Relay Module

The Bently Nevada 3300/12 is a versatile four-channel relay module designed for machinery protection and alarm systems. This industrial-grade module provides critical shutdown and alarm functions in turbomachinery monitoring applications, converting vibration and position sensor signals into relay outputs for automated protection.


Key Features

  • Four Independent Channels – Monitor multiple parameters simultaneously
  • Configurable Setpoints – Adjustable alarm and danger thresholds
  • Form C Relay Outputs – SPDT contacts for flexible wiring configurations
  • API 670 Compliant – Meets industry standards for machinery protection systems
  • LED Status Indicators – Visual confirmation of relay states and faults

Technical Specifications

Model Number 3300/12
Product Type Four-Channel Relay Module
Number of Channels 4 independent relay channels
Relay Type Form C (SPDT) electromechanical relays
Contact Rating 5A @ 250V AC, 5A @ 30V DC (resistive load)
Input Signal -10V to +10V DC (from Proximitor or monitor)
Setpoint Range Adjustable via front-panel potentiometers
Response Time <50 ms (typical)
Power Supply +24V DC (18-30V range)
Power Consumption Typ. 5W
Operating Temp -30°C to +65°C
Mounting DIN rail or panel mount
Certifications CE, UL, CSA, API 670
Dimensions (W×H×D) Approx. 100mm × 150mm × 50mm
Weight Approx. 500g

Industrial Applications

Turbomachinery Protection
Provide automated shutdown and alarm functions for steam turbines, gas turbines, and compressors when vibration or position exceeds safe limits.

Pump & Motor Monitoring
Trigger alarms or shutdowns when bearing vibration, shaft displacement, or temperature sensors detect abnormal conditions in critical rotating equipment.

Multi-Parameter Monitoring
Monitor up to four different parameters (e.g., radial vibration X-Y, axial position, temperature) with independent setpoints and relay outputs.

Machinery Protection Systems (MPS)
Integrate with distributed control systems (DCS) or programmable logic controllers (PLC) for comprehensive machinery health and safety management.


System Integration

Compatible Input Sources

  • 3300 XL Proximitors: Vibration and position sensors
  • 3300 XL Monitors: Rack-based monitoring systems
  • 3500 Series Monitors: Advanced condition monitoring platforms
  • Third-Party Sensors: Any -10V to +10V DC output signal

Typical Configuration

For a turbine monitoring system:

  • Channel 1: Radial vibration X-axis (alarm @ 50 µm, danger @ 75 µm)
  • Channel 2: Radial vibration Y-axis (alarm @ 50 µm, danger @ 75 µm)
  • Channel 3: Axial position (alarm @ 200 µm, danger @ 300 µm)
  • Channel 4: Bearing temperature (alarm @ 80°C, danger @ 90°C)

Installation & Setup

Mounting Options

  1. DIN Rail Mount – Snap module onto standard 35mm DIN rail in control cabinet
  2. Panel Mount – Use mounting brackets for direct panel installation
  3. Rack Mount – Install in 19-inch equipment rack with optional adapter

Wiring Guidelines

  • Connect input signals from Proximitors or monitors to screw terminals
  • Wire relay outputs to DCS/PLC inputs or alarm annunciators
  • Provide +24V DC power supply (ensure adequate current capacity)
  • Use shielded cables for input signals to minimize noise
  • Ground module chassis to equipment ground

Setpoint Adjustment

  1. Apply known input signal (e.g., 5V DC for 50% of range)
  2. Adjust alarm setpoint potentiometer until relay trips
  3. Verify relay operation with LED indicator
  4. Repeat for danger setpoint (higher threshold)
  5. Document setpoint values for future reference

Operation & Diagnostics

LED Indicators

LED Color Meaning
Power Green Module powered and operational
Ch1-Ch4 Alarm Yellow Alarm setpoint exceeded on respective channel
Ch1-Ch4 Danger Red Danger setpoint exceeded on respective channel
Fault Red (flashing) Module fault or input signal error

Relay Logic

  • Normal Operation: Relay de-energized, NO contact open, NC contact closed
  • Alarm Condition: Relay energizes, NO contact closes, NC contact opens
  • Danger Condition: Relay remains energized (same as alarm)
  • Latching Mode: Optional configuration to hold relay state until manual reset

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution
No power LED Power supply failure Verify +24V DC supply voltage and connections
Relay won't trip Setpoint too high Adjust setpoint potentiometer, verify input signal
False alarms Electrical noise on input Use shielded cables, check grounding
Relay chattering Input signal near setpoint Increase hysteresis or adjust setpoint
Fault LED on Input signal out of range Check sensor and wiring, verify -10V to +10V range

Authenticity Guarantee

⚠️ Counterfeit Module Risks

Non-genuine relay modules can cause:

  • ❌ Unreliable relay operation leading to missed alarms
  • ❌ Contact welding or premature failure
  • ❌ Non-compliance with API 670 safety standards
  • ❌ Voided machinery protection system certifications

✅ Industrial Control Hub Guarantee

  • 🔒 100% Genuine Bently Nevada – Factory-sealed packaging
  • 📜 Full Traceability – Serial numbers and certificates
  • 🌍 Authorized Distributor – Verify at Baker Hughes partner portal
  • 🛡️ 24-Month Warranty – Manufacturer warranty honored globally
  • 📦 Protective Packaging – Anti-static, shock-resistant shipping

Package Contents

  • 1× Bently Nevada 3300/12 four-channel relay module
  • DIN rail mounting clip
  • Terminal block connectors
  • Installation instructions and wiring diagram

Technical Support

  • 📧 Application Engineering – Email us for setpoint configuration assistance
  • 📚 Documentation – Installation manuals, wiring diagrams, API 670 compliance guides
  • 🔧 Commissioning Support – Remote assistance for initial setup and testing
  • 🔄 30-Day Returns – Unused modules in original packaging

FAQ

Q: Can I use this module with non-Bently Nevada sensors?
A: Yes, any sensor or monitor with -10V to +10V DC output is compatible.

Q: What is the difference between alarm and danger setpoints?
A: Alarm is a warning threshold (e.g., 50 µm vibration). Danger is a shutdown threshold (e.g., 75 µm vibration).

Q: Can I configure the relay to latch?
A: Yes, latching mode holds relay state until manual reset. Consult manual for jumper configuration.

Q: What is the maximum relay switching frequency?
A: Electromechanical relays are rated for 100,000 operations. For high-frequency switching, consider solid-state relay modules.