The 991-25-70-01-CN is a 2-wire, loop-powered thrust transmitter designed to provide a proportional 4 to 20 mA axial displacement signal for rotating machinery monitoring applications. It accepts input from a 3300 NSv proximity probe and matching extension cable, then conditions the signal into engineering units proportional to shaft axial position for machinery control and protection systems.
The 991 Thrust Transmitter integrates the Proximitor Sensor within the transmitter housing, eliminating the need for an external unit. It provides non-isolated PROX OUT and COM outputs for dynamic vibration and gap voltage diagnostics, supporting machinery analysis and troubleshooting.
The transmitter is suitable for centrifugal air compressors, pumps, motors, and fans where compact installation space and continuous thrust position indication are required. Compatibility with the 3300 NSv proximity probe allows installation in small clearance areas typical of centrifugal compressor systems.
Features
2-wire loop-powered transmitter
4 to 20 mA proportional thrust position output
Integrated Proximitor Sensor
Compatible with 3300 NSv proximity probe systems
Non-isolated PROX OUT diagnostic signal
Coaxial connector for vibration diagnostics
Non-interacting zero and span adjustments
Test Input pin for loop verification
Power-up inhibit circuit
Not OK/Signal Defeat protection circuit
DIN-rail mounting support
Potted construction for high humidity environments
Suitable for 100% condensing environments
Supports compact installation areas
Applications
Centrifugal air compressors
Small industrial pumps
Rotating machinery monitoring
Motor thrust position measurement
Fan shaft displacement monitoring
OEM machinery control systems
Turbine auxiliary systems
Machinery protection systems
Condition monitoring panels
Ordering Information
Model Code
Description
991
Thrust Transmitter
-25
25-0-25 mils
-70
7.0 metres (23.0 feet)
-01
35 mm DIN-rail clips
-CN
China explosion-proof certification NEPSI/CCC/ATEX/IECEx
Technical Specifications
Category
Specification
Manufacturer
Bently Nevada
Product Model
991-25-70-01-CN
Product Type
Thrust Transmitter
Series
991
Input Type
1 non-contacting 3300 NSv Proximity Probe and extension cable
Power Requirement
+12 to +35 Vdc
Signal Output
4 to 20 mAdc
Configuration
2-wire
Loop Accuracy
Within +/-1.5% full scale typical
Maximum Loop Resistance
1000 ohm including cable at 35 Vdc
Current Limiting
23 mA typical
Zero and Span Adjustment
Non-interacting external adjustments
Not OK/Signal Defeat Response
Output less than 3.6 mA within 100 us
Signal Recovery Time
Restored within 0.1 seconds
Output Impedance
10 kohm
Linear Range
0.25 to 1.65 mm (10 to 65 mils)
Prox Out Incremental Scale Factor
7.87 mV/um (200 mV/mil) +/-6.5% typical
Temperature Stability
Within +/-10% from 0 degC to +70 degC
Minimum Target Size
9.5 mm diameter
Leadwire Length
3 metres maximum
Maximum Distance Non-Hazardous Areas
13 km
Maximum Distance Intrinsically Safe Areas
68 metres
Operating Temperature
-35 degC to +85 degC
Storage Temperature
-51 degC to +100 degC
Probe Operating Temperature
-35 degC to +177 degC
Probe Storage Temperature
-51 degC to +177 degC
Relative Humidity
100% condensing non-submerged
Transducer Tip Material
Polyphenylene sulfide (PPS)
Transducer Case Material
AISI 303 or 304 stainless steel
Probe Cable Type
75 ohm coaxial FEP insulated
Cable Armor
Flexible AISI 302 SST optional
Tensile Strength
222 N maximum
Transmitter Weight
0.43 kg
Total System Weight
0.82 kg typical
Dimensions (H x W x D)
53.3 mm x 73.9 mm x 100.1 mm
Body Height Without DIN Clip
42.6 mm
Mounting Hole Distance (W x L)
63.5 mm x 69.9 mm
Mounting Hole Diameter
5.8 mm
Electrical Classification
CSA/NRTL/C approval in North America and VDE approval in Europe
Europe Marking
CE
Country of Origin
U.S.A
Connections/Interfaces
Connector Pin
Function
PROX OUT
Dynamic vibration and gap voltage signal output
COM
Common terminal
Test Input
Loop signal verification input
BNC Connector
Proximitor Sensor diagnostic output
Installation Guidelines
Install the transmitter on a grounded 35 mm DIN rail.
Maintain proper probe gap adjustment during commissioning.
Separate probe cables from high-voltage power wiring.
Use shielded cable routing practices to reduce EMI and RFI interference.
Protect coaxial connectors from moisture exposure.
Verify loop power supply voltage before startup.
Use the 122115-01 Test Adapter when connecting grounded AC-powered diagnostic equipment.
Ensure proper signal isolation during machinery diagnostics.
Avoid excessive mechanical stress on probe lead connections.
Confirm correct polarity before energizing the loop circuit.
Compliance and Certifications
Certification
Description
CSA/NRTL/C
General Purpose Approval for North America
VDE
Europe approval
CE
European CE marking
NEPSI
China explosion-proof certification
CCC
China Compulsory Certification
ATEX
Hazardous area certification
IECEx
International hazardous area certification
FAQ
What is the primary function of this transmitter? It converts axial shaft displacement into a proportional 4 to 20 mA signal.
Which probe system is compatible with this model? The transmitter is designed for use with the 3300 NSv proximity probe system.
Does the transmitter require an external Proximitor unit? No. The Proximitor Sensor is integrated into the transmitter.
What output signal does the device provide? It provides a 4 to 20 mAdc industry-standard signal.
Can the PROX OUT signal be used for diagnostics? Yes. The PROX OUT connection supports vibration and gap voltage diagnostics.
What mounting method does this configuration use? This model uses 35 mm DIN-rail clips.
Is the transmitter suitable for humid environments? Yes. The potted construction supports 100% condensing environments.
What happens during a Not OK condition? The output drops below 3.6 mA within 100 microseconds.
Can grounded test equipment connect directly to PROX OUT? The manual recommends using the 122115-01 Test Adapter for signal isolation.
What industries commonly use this transmitter? Oil and gas, power generation, and industrial rotating machinery applications.
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