从China供应商批发进口3500-40-01-00 — FOB条款

The Bently Nevada 3500/15 is a half-height power supply module designed for installation in the left-side designated slots of a 3500 series rack. It supports both AC and DC configurations, with the rack accommodating one or two units in any combination. This module is engineered to power a full rack independently, ensuring redundancy and flexibility for industrial monitoring systems.

Constructed to meet stringent industry standards, the 3500/15 complies with API 670 and API 618, as well as CSA, Factory Mutual, GOST, ATEX, and CE requirements. Its rugged design includes extensive self-checking and fault-tolerant features, making it suitable for harsh environments. The module integrates with GE’s System 1 software via an Ethernet port in the 3500/22M Rack Interface Module, enabling seamless condition monitoring and diagnostics.

Typical applications span oil and gas, petrochemical, and power generation sectors where reliable vibration monitoring is critical. Buyers source this module for its compatibility with Bently Nevada’s proximity sensor systems, which are known for long life and superior performance. Trade terms include a 12-month warranty, with the unit supplied in original factory-sealed packaging. Lead time is 1-2 working days, with T/T and Western Union accepted for payment.

Moore Automation Limited operates from Xiamen, Fujian Province, China, with its office located at 32D GuoMao Building, Hubin South Road, Siming District. The company specializes in industrial automation components, including modules and control system parts from globally recognized brands such as Bently Nevada, Allen Bradley, and Triconex.

The supplier’s profile indicates a focus on surplus and tested industrial equipment, offering a 1-year warranty on all listed products. While the response rate is currently unrecorded, the trust tier is classified as harbor, reflecting a baseline verification level. The company’s inventory includes DCS, PLC, and RTU systems, catering to sectors like oil and gas, petrochemicals, and power generation.