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Match the complete marking
Include the complete Bently Nevada 991-25-70-01-00 marking and any revision or assembly number visible on the item. Retain the full range, system-length, mounting and approval selections.
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Technical specifications for 991-25-70-01-00
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Manufacturer:Bently Nevada
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Product Category:Machinery Monitoring Systems
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Spare Part Number:991-25-70-01-00
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Weight:0.5 kg
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Tariff Code:8537101190
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Measurement range:25–0–25 mils
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Electrical system length:7.0 m
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Signal output:4–20 mA; two-wire loop
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Terminal supply:12–35 VDC
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Loop load:Maximum 1000 Ω at 35 VDC
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Current limiting:23 mA typical
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TEST-input accuracy:±1.5% full scale typical; 250 Ω loop
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Not OK output:<3.6 mA within 100 µs
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Signal recovery:Within 0.1 s
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Diagnostic impedance:10 kΩ; calibrated for 10 MΩ
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Diagnostic cable:Maximum 3 m at BNC output
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Prox Out linear range:0.25–1.65 mm
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Operating temperature:-35 to +85 °C
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Mounting:35 mm DIN-rail clips
Information
- Bently Nevada 991-25-70-01-00 converts shaft thrust movement into a proportional current-loop signal while retaining a separate diagnostic gap output. The selected 25–0–25 mils scale, initial probe gap and receiving-channel direction work together to define the usable measurement.
Transducer circuit: 7.0 m matched 3300 NSv system
Mounting: 35 mm DIN-rail clips
The two-wire loop operates with 12–35 VDC at the transmitter terminals and provides 4–20 mA over the selected range. Total load is limited by the available supply voltage, with a specified maximum of 1000 Ω at 35 V. Independent zero and span adjustments support loop setup, while the TEST pin allows a variable DC input to check the loop separately from the mechanical transducer.
The non-isolated PROX OUT diagnostic signal has 10 kΩ output impedance and is calibrated for a 10 MΩ load. A 122115-01 test adapter isolates grounded AC-powered equipment and corrects the diagnostic signal polarity. The Not OK circuit drives the loop below 3.6 mA within 100 µs and recovers within 0.1 s after the fault is cleared; the receiving control system must handle the configured protection logic.
991-25-70-01-00 Official Technical Excerpt
The original technical excerpt for Bently Nevada 991-25-70-01-00 covers loop performance, diagnostic isolation and connection/loading diagrams. PDF · 6 pages.991-25-70-01-00 Installation & Verification Guide
Apter Power installation and verification guide covering transducer matching, loop-load checks, gap adjustment and protection tests. PDF · 5 pages.
Application scope: Use the loop for axial-position measurement on appropriate compressors, pumps, motors or fans. Protection alarming and logic belong to the receiving machinery control system; the transmitter does not reproduce every function of a continuous monitor.
Compressor thrust trending
Convert the selected 25–0–25 mils axial movement into a current signal for the machine control input.Compact NSv measurement
Use the matched NSv probe arrangement where the measurement location has limited physical clearance.Current-loop integration
Connect to a correctly scaled receiver while respecting supply voltage and the complete loop-load resistance.Isolated diagnostic testing
Use the diagnostic gap signal through the specified adapter when AC-powered test equipment is connected.
Keep the receiving channel configured for 25–0–25 mils and confirm its direction.
Use the correct probe and extension cable for the 7 m NSv system.
Allow usable travel in both directions before adjusting zero and span.
Include cable and receiver resistance in the supply-dependent load limit.
Use 122115-01 for grounded AC-powered equipment on PROX OUT.
Test the normal thrust signal, Not OK indication and receiving alarm logic before release.
Alternative Names
Technical notes
Engineering relationship: Include all cable and receiver resistance in the loop-load calculation. Rmax = 43.5 × (Vps − 12) Ω, with the stated 1000 Ω limit at 35 V; excessive resistance prevents full-scale output.
Installation boundary: PROX OUT is not isolated from the 4–20 mA loop. Use the designated test adapter for grounded AC-powered equipment and account for the diagnostic signal polarity.
Technical basis: Bently Nevada 991 Thrust Transmitter Datasheet, 141618 Rev. R. The selected range and mounting apply to 991-25-70-01-00. Electrical performance uses the stated reference conditions; TEST-input loop accuracy is separate from complete probe-and-target measurement accuracy.
FAQ View All FAQ
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How should the receiving scale be set for 991-25-70-01-00?Use the selected 25–0–25 mils full-scale thrust range with the 4–20 mA loop. Set the receiving channel to the same engineering-unit range and confirm direction during the controlled test.
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Why does 991-25-70-01-00 need correct probe gap at both thrust extremes?A poor initial gap can prevent the loop from reaching full scale in one direction. Confirm the intended normal and counter-direction travel within the usable transducer range before setting zero and span.
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How much total loop resistance can 991-25-70-01-00 drive from a 24 V supply?The maximum-load relation is R = 43.5 × (supply voltage − 12) Ω, giving 522 Ω at 24 V. Include receiver and cable resistance; excessive resistance prevents the output reaching 20 mA.
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Are the zero and span adjustments on 991-25-70-01-00 interactive?They are non-interacting external adjustments beneath the transmitter label. Adjustment still requires the prescribed setup and verification of both endpoints and the intended thrust direction.
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What is the permitted diagnostic cable reach from the BNC output of 991-25-70-01-00?The Proximitor diagnostic output has a maximum cable distance of 3 m. This is separate from the much longer permitted current-loop transmission distance under its wiring conditions.
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Does 991-25-70-01-00 require an additional external Proximitor Sensor?No. Its integrated Proximitor function conditions the matched 3300 NSv probe and extension cable directly. The transmitter still requires the correct 7 m electrical transducer system.
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Which temperature rating belongs to the transmitter body of 991-25-70-01-00?The transmitter operating range is -35 to +85 °C. The separate probe temperature capability is higher and must not be applied to the transmitter electronics.
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How is the diagnostic signal loading of 991-25-70-01-00 specified?PROX OUT has a 10 kΩ output impedance and is calibrated for a 10 MΩ load. Test-equipment loading and isolation therefore matter when interpreting the diagnostic voltage.
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