Bently Nevada 3500/94M-05-00-CN 3500 Series VGA Display Module

Description

Designed for seamless integration with the 3500 Series Machinery Protection System, the 3500/94M-05-00-CN serves as a robust visualization interface. This rack-mounted display module provides operators with direct access to vital machinery status, real-time levels, and diagnostic indicators. Acting as a direct, fully compatible replacement for the legacy 3500/94M-05-00 module, it ensures uninterrupted monitoring capabilities and easy drop-in replacement during system maintenance or upgrades.

The unit features physical mounting and size configuration option 05, indicating a 15-inch display integrated into a standard 19-inch rack-mount profile. Equipped with country-specific agency approval (CN option), this display module meets rigorous international regulatory standards for deployment in heavy industrial environments. By displaying critical rack information locally, it minimizes the need for separate computer terminals in the field.

Features

• Provides direct viewing of system events, active alarms, and machinery metrics.
• Features a 15-inch integrated display designed for 19-inch rack mounting configurations.
• Serves as a high-reliability replacement module for legacy 3500/94M-05-00 display systems.
• Configured with option 00, indicating no KVM extenders or external display router cables are included.
• Meets regional compliance criteria via the specialized CN agency approval standard.

Applications

• Petrochemical and refining facilities requiring local machinery safety visualization.
• Power generation plants utilizing the 3500 Series Machinery Protection platform.
• Heavy industrial processing plants requiring standardized rack-mounted diagnostic interfaces.

Technical Specifications

Installation Guidelines

Installation of the module must be performed in accordance with the 3500 Series system guidelines. Ensure that the 19-inch rack-mount enclosure has sufficient depth and rear ventilation clearances. Connect power and interface cables securely to the backplane, observing standard electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions. Verify that the country-specific approvals align with site-specific hazardous area certifications prior to commissioning.