Bently Nevada 16710-17

High-Performance Signal Conditioner Module

Product Introduction

The Bently Nevada 16710-17 is a premium signal conditioner module designed for high-fidelity vibration monitoring and machinery protection systems. As a vital component of Bently Nevada’s renowned monitoring solutions, this module plays a critical role in converting, amplifying, and processing signals from proximity probes and other sensors used in industrial rotating machinery.

This unit ensures accurate interpretation of sensor data by filtering noise, scaling outputs, and offering robust signal conditioning for critical rotating equipment such as turbines, compressors, motors, and pumps. Built with industrial-grade materials and engineered to Bently Nevada’s rigorous quality standards, the 16710-17 is an ideal choice for mission-critical applications across industries.

Its modular design allows seamless integration into Bently Nevada monitoring racks and systems, providing versatility and consistent performance in a variety of operational environments.

Product Advantages

• High Signal Integrity: Delivers enhanced accuracy in signal conditioning for better vibration and displacement analysis.

• Wide Compatibility: Supports various Bently Nevada sensor types, including proximity and acceleration transducers.

• Robust Construction: Built to withstand harsh industrial environments with high reliability and long service life.

• Easy Integration: Plug-and-play functionality within Bently Nevada’s rack-based monitoring systems for fast deployment.

• Low Noise Output: Advanced filtering and shielding design ensures minimal interference and noise in signal output.

• Modular Maintenance: Easily replaceable in the field with minimal system disruption, reducing downtime.

Technical Specifications

Applications

The 16710-17 is widely employed in industrial sectors where machinery condition monitoring and protection are critical. Applications include:

• Steam and Gas Turbines

• Centrifugal Compressors

• Industrial Pumps and Fans

• Generators and Electric Motors

• Gearboxes and Mechanical Drives

• Petrochemical and Refining Equipment

Compatible Models

The following Bently Nevada components are frequently used in conjunction with the 16710-17 module:

• 3300 XL Proximity Transducers

• 3300 NSv Proximity Probes

• 3500/15 Power Supply Module

• 3500/22M Transient Data Interface

• 3500/25 Keyphasor Module

• 3500/42M Proximitor/Seismic Monitor

• RK 3500 System Racks

Installation Instructions

1. Power Down System
   Ensure the monitoring rack is powered off before inserting or removing any module.

2. Slot Identification
   Identify the designated slot within the Bently Nevada rack system compatible with the 16710-17.

3. Insert Module
   Align the module with the card guides and insert it firmly until it is fully seated in the connector.

4. Connect Signal Wiring
   Connect input wires from sensors and output wiring to monitoring systems or PLCs according to the wiring diagram provided by Bently Nevada.

5. Power Up System
   Once all connections are secured, power up the system and perform a self-diagnostic or functional check.

6. Calibration and Testing
   Calibrate the module using Bently Nevada software tools or a handheld calibrator, then validate signal accuracy.

Related Models (Same Series or Functional Equivalents)

Popular Bently Nevada Models

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q1: What is the primary function of the Bently Nevada 16710-17 module?
A1: It conditions and amplifies signals from proximity and vibration sensors, making them suitable for analysis and protection systems in rotating machinery.

<br>

Q2: Can the 16710-17 be used in high-temperature environments?
A2: Yes, it is rated for operation between -30°C and +70°C, making it suitable for most industrial settings.

<br>

Q3: Does this module support integration with the 3500 series?
A3: Absolutely. It is fully compatible with Bently Nevada’s 3500 monitoring racks and complements modules like 3500/42M and 3500/25.

<br>

Q4: What maintenance is required for this module?
A4: The 16710-17 requires minimal maintenance. Periodic calibration and occasional inspection of connectors and signal quality are recommended.

<br>

Q5: How is the module powered?
A5: It operates on a ±15 VDC power supply, typically provided by the system’s central rack power supply module.

<br>

Q6: Can this module be hot-swapped?
A6: No, for safety and system integrity, the rack should be powered down before inserting or removing the module.