Technical Specifications

1. Model: 350900
2. Type: Remote Monitoring Module
3. Function: Facilitates remote access to machinery data and diagnostics, enabling monitoring and management of machinery from a remote location.
4. Communication Specifications:
   • Network Interface: Typically includes Ethernet ports or other communication interfaces for network connectivity. Supports standard networking protocols for integration into existing IT infrastructure.
   • Data Transfer: Capable of transferring data between the monitoring system and remote users or systems. Ensures secure and reliable communication of machinery data.
5. Electrical Characteristics:
   • Power Supply: Operates with a standard power supply, often 24V DC. Verify the specific power requirements in the product documentation.
   • Consumption: Power consumption details are provided in the product datasheet, typically reflecting the module’s operational needs.
6. Environmental Conditions:
   • Temperature Range: Designed to function within an industrial temperature range, generally from -20°C to +60°C (-4°F to +140°F).
   • Relative Humidity: Typically suitable for environments with relative humidity up to 95% (non-condensing).

Features

1. Remote Access: Allows users to access and monitor machinery data from remote locations, improving flexibility and convenience for maintenance and diagnostics.
2. Data Integration: Integrates with the 3500 Series machinery protection systems to provide comprehensive data on machinery health and performance.
3. Alarm Management: Supports the configuration and management of alarms, enabling proactive responses to potential issues detected by the monitoring system.
4. User Interface: Provides a user-friendly interface for accessing data and configuring monitoring settings remotely. May include web-based or software-based tools for interaction.
5. Security: Includes security features to protect data and control access to the monitoring system, ensuring that remote access is secure and reliable.

Application Scenarios

1. Machinery Protection: Used in conjunction with the 3500 Series to monitor and protect critical machinery such as turbines, compressors, and generators, from remote locations.
2. Condition Monitoring: Facilitates remote monitoring of machinery conditions, enabling timely diagnosis and management of equipment health from any location.
3. Industrial Automation: Applied in industrial automation systems where remote monitoring and management of machinery are essential for maintaining system performance and reliability.
4. Process Control: Useful in process control environments where remote access to machinery data is required for continuous monitoring and control of industrial processes.

Installation and Configuration

1. Mounting:
   • Form Factor: Typically installed in a control room or other central location where network connectivity is available. Ensure proper mounting and installation according to the provided guidelines.
   • Installation: Involves connecting the module to the existing monitoring system and network. Detailed installation procedures are included in the product manual.
2. Wiring:
   • Connections: Connects to the monitoring system and network using standard industrial wiring practices. Wiring diagrams and instructions are provided in the product documentation.
3. Configuration:
   • Network Setup: Configures network settings for remote access, including IP addresses and communication protocols. Detailed configuration instructions are provided in the product manual.
   • Integration: Integrates with the 3500 Series monitoring system for optimal performance. Configuration procedures are detailed in the product documentation.