Brand New Bently Nevada 149986-02 3500/32M Relay Control Module

The Bently Nevada 149986-02 is the Spare 4-Channel Relay Control Module for the 3500/32M Relay Module in the 3500 Machinery Protection System. It is the front-panel main card that processes alarm states and executes programmable voting logic, driving the rear I/O module ( 125720-01 or 125720-02) to switch external alarm, trip, and shutdown circuits. 

  • Item No :

    149986-02
  • Order(MOQ) :

    1 Piece
  • Payment :

    EXW/CIF
  • Product Origin :

    USA
  • Shipping Port :

    Wuhan
  • Lead Time :

    3-5days
  • Weight :

    3kg
  • Product Details

     
     
    Specification Description
    Manufacturer Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes)
    Model 3500/32M
    Spare Part Number 149986-02
    Product Type 4-Channel Relay Control Module (Front Card)
    Compatible I/O Modules 125720-01 (standard) / 125720-02 (hazardous/SIL)
    Number of Relays 4 independent channels 
    Relay Type Single-pole, double-throw (SPDT), epoxy-sealed 
    Arc Suppressor 250 Vrms, installed as standard 
    Contact Life 100,000 cycles @ 5 A, 24 Vdc or 240 Vac 
    Power Consumption 5.8 W typical 
    Functional Safety SIL 2 capable 
    Hazardous Area Approvals ATEX/IECEx/CSA (Class I, Zone 2); cNRTLus (Class I, Div 2) 
    Operating Temperature -30°C to +65°C (-22°F to +150°F) 
    Storage Temperature -40°C to +85°C (-40°F to +185°F) 
    Humidity 95%, non-condensing 
    Dimensions (H x W x D) 241 mm x 24.4 mm x 242 mm 
    Weight 0.7 kg (1.6 lb) 
    Lifecycle Status Active / Available as New Surplus

    Related Product Model Recommendations

     
     
    Model Description Typical Application
    149986-02 (this model) Spare 4-Channel Relay Control Module (front card) 3500/32M relay logic and voting 
    125712-01 4-Channel Relay Module (main card for standard 3500/32) Legacy 3500/32 applications (not interchangeable with 149986-02) 
    125720-01 Spare 4-Channel Relay I/O Module (standard) Repair/replacement for standard systems 
    125720-02 Spare 4-Channel Relay I/O Module (hazardous/SIL) SIL-certified and hazardous area applications 
    3500/32-01-01 Complete 4-Channel Relay Module (cNRTLus) North American Class I Div 2 installations 
    3500/32-01-02 Complete 4-Channel Relay Module (ATEX/IECEx) International hazardous area installations 
    3500/22M Transient Data Interface (TDI) Required companion module for 3500/32M 

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    FAQs

    Q1: What is the primary function of the 149986-02?

    It is the front-panel relay control module for the 3500/32M 4-Channel Relay Module. It receives alarm states from monitoring modules in the rack, processes programmable voting logic (Alarm Drive Logic), and drives the rear I/O module to switch external alarm, trip, and shutdown circuits .

    Q2: Can the 149986-02 replace the 125712-01?

    No. The 149986-02 is the spare for the upgraded 3500/32M and supports SIL 2 and hazardous area certifications. The 125712-01 is the main card for the standard 3500/32 and lacks these certifications. They are fully non-interchangeable — installing a 149986-02 in a legacy 3500/32 causes functionality issues, while using a 125712-01 in a 3500/32M compromises safety certifications .

    Q3: What firmware and software versions are required for the 149986-02?

    The 3500/32M requires:

    • 3500/22 TDI module with firmware Rev 1.71 or later 

    • 3500 Rack Configuration Software version 4.5 or later 

    • 3500 Data Acquisition Software version 2.40 or later 

    • 3500 Data Display Software version 1.40 or later 

    Q4: Can the 149986-02 be hot-swapped?

    No. The field wiring terminal blocks must be disconnected and the slot area de-energized before extraction. Removing the module under active load can disrupt safety voting loops and trigger false emergency trips. Always follow proper ESD precautions and verify the replacement module's configuration matches the original .

    Q5: What are the common diagnostic alerts for this module?

    Common alerts include:

    • Module Not OK: Internal self-diagnostic failure, often due to aging relay coils

    • Relay Fault: Channel fails to actuate, often from external wiring shorts or contact wear

    • Relay Readback Mismatch: Contact welding (often caused by inductive load kickback without surge suppression) or coil degradation

    • Watchdog Timeout: Backplane communication break, often from firmware version mismatches

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