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Bently Nevada 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01 Thrust Transmitter

Bently Nevada 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01 Thrust Transmitter

Item NO.: 3775251

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  • Product NameBently Nevada 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01 Thrust Transmitter
  • Item NO.3775251
  • Weight1.0000 kg = 2.2046 lb = 35.2740 oz
  • CategoryTSI
  • BrandBently Nevada
  • Creation Time2026-09-21
991 THRUST | CN EXECUTION | MODIFIED CALIBRATION

Bently Nevada 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01 Thrust Transmitter

A region-specific modified 991 transmitter requiring exact calibration and approval-document matching.

BrandBently Nevada
Model991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01
Product TypeRegion-Specific Modified Thrust Transmitter
01

Technical Summary

991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01 is a modified Bently Nevada 991 thrust-transmitter execution with a CN suffix. It converts axial shaft position from a compatible 3300 NSv chain into a two-wire current signal for the control system.

The public standard ordering table does not define the 01 range, XX length or CN suffix as a normal catalog combination. Selection must therefore retain the exact MOD identity and applicable regional documentation.

02

Specifications

Manufacturer Bently Nevada, a Baker Hughes business
Complete Identification 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01
Product Family 991 thrust transmitter
Measured Variable Axial shaft displacement
Range Field 01; modification-specific
System-Length Field XX; modification-specific
Mounting Field 01; DIN-rail clips
Regional / Approval Field CN; exact documentation required
Signal Type Two-wire 4 to 20 mA DC
Sensor Input One matching 3300 NSv chain
Diagnostic Connection Non-isolated PROX OUT
Verification Basis MOD certificate and installed labels
03

Features

  • Provides compact thrust-position conversion for a machinery-control input.
  • Includes test input and non-interacting field adjustment.
  • Makes sensor fault status available through the current loop.
  • Supports diagnostic signal access when the correct isolation method is used.
04

Compatibility

  • Confirm that the CN execution is acceptable for the destination and site documentation.
  • Verify the modified range and total sensor length from the calibration record.
  • Match target material, probe, extension cable and controller input as one system.
  • Do not replace it with a standard 00, 01 or 05 approval suffix without an engineering review.
05

Replacement

  • Retain the complete MOD and regional labels in the maintenance record.
  • Record axial zero, allowed travel and existing alarm thresholds before removal.
  • Use the approved probe-gapping and transmitter-adjustment sequence.
  • Revalidate regional documentation and the final protection response after replacement.
06

FAQ

Can 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01 be ordered as an ordinary 991-06 transmitter?

No. The nonstandard fields, CN suffix and MOD number must all be matched to the installed documentation.

What does CN mean for 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01 purchasing?

Treat it as a region-specific execution and request the exact approval or compliance record rather than translating it to a standard suffix.

Which calibration evidence is needed for 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01?

Provide the transmitter certificate or settings showing the axial range, center point, system length and output direction.

Why is probe adjustment critical for 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01?

Incorrect gap can prevent the configured span from being available in both thrust directions.

Can the PROX OUT of 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01 feed grounded equipment directly?

Use the recommended isolated test-adapter arrangement to protect signal integrity and avoid false alarms.

What final checks are required after replacing 991-01-XX-01-CN MOD 284318-01?

Prove regional-document applicability, axial direction, calibrated travel, not-OK behavior and all controller alarms and trips.

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