Description

Technical Specifications
| Parameter Name | Parameter Value |
|---|---|
| Product Model | 133300-01 |
| Manufacturer | Bently Nevada (a Baker Hughes business) |
| Product Type | Power Input Module (PIM), Low Voltage DC |
| Series / Platform | 3500 Series / 3500/15 Power Supply |
| Associated Front Supply | 3500/15 Low Voltage DC Power Supply (order code “04”) |
| Input Voltage Range | 20 to 30 VDC (Low Voltage DC) |
| Full Rack Current Draw (LVDC) | 11.0 A maximum |
| Mounting Location | Rear of associated 3500/15 supply; left-side dedicated slots of 3500 rack |
| Redundancy | Supports dual (primary + backup) power supply / PIM configuration |
| Hot-Swap Capable | Yes (with second supply installed) |
| Under-Voltage Behavior | No damage to supply or PIM |
| Over-Voltage Behavior | Fuse on PIM opens to protect supply and downstream modules |
| Replacement Fuse | 01720045 (Low Voltage DC PIM fuse) |
| Supply OK Indication | Front-panel “Supply OK” LED (on 3500/15 front module) |
| Dimensions (PIM) | 120.7 × 25.4 × 114.3 mm (4.75 × 1.0 × 4.5 in) |
| Weight | 0.34 kg (0.75 lb) |
| 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% RH, non-condensing |
| Agency Approvals | CSA / NRTL/C; ATEX / IECEx (per configuration) |
Main Features and Advantages
Precision-matched LVDC input stage: The Bently Nevada 133300-01 is purpose-engineered for the 20–30 VDC low-voltage DC variant of the 3500/15 supply. This tight voltage window matches common industrial 24 VDC UPS and DC distribution feeds, allowing the 3500 rack to be powered from the same reliable DC source that supplies field instrumentation and safety systems—without the need for a separate AC distribution circuit.
Integrated over-voltage and transient protection: A defining strength of the Bently Nevada 133300-01 is its fault-isolation behavior. While input under-voltage is tolerated without harm, any over-voltage condition causes the PIM’s onboard fuse to open, immediately protecting the 3500/15 converter and every downstream rack module from catastrophic damage. This single-point protective function makes the PIM a true safeguarding component, not merely a wiring convenience. The specified replacement fuse is 01720045, ensuring a controlled and documented repair.
Redundancy and hot-swap for continuous availability: The 3500 rack accommodates one or two power supplies in any AC/DC combination, and the Bently Nevada 133300-01 is the PIM half of each LVDC pair. In a dual-supply arrangement, the lower slot is primary and the upper is backup; with both installed, either supply/PIM can be removed or inserted without interrupting rack operation. This is critical during maintenance on live protection systems, where even a momentary power loss could trigger a machine trip.
Rugged industrial construction: The Bently Nevada 133300-01 uses heavy-duty terminal-block connections designed to withstand the sustained vibration of compressor, turbine, and rotating-equipment installations. Its passive, convection-cooled design is optimized for continuous rack operation, while the half-height form factor preserves rack space for monitoring and I/O modules. The module’s environmental ratings—wide operating/storage temperature range and 95% non-condensing humidity tolerance—match the rest of the 3500 family, supporting deployment in harsh plant environments.
Hazardous-area and regulatory compliance: Depending on the agency-approval option selected (00 = none, 01 = CSA/NRTL/C), the Bently Nevada 133300-01 supports installations in Class I, Division 2 / Zone 2 hazardous areas, with ATEX/IECEx certification available. This makes it suitable for oil & gas, petrochemical, and refining applications where explosion-protected equipment is mandatory.
Interchangeability note: The Bently Nevada 133300-01 is the LVDC (20–30 VDC) PIM. It is electrically and mechanically incompatible with the Legacy 3500 High Voltage DC PIM, High/Low Voltage AC PIM, and the universal AC PIM family. Likewise, it must not be substituted for high-voltage DC (88–140 VDC) or AC-input modules—applying the wrong input voltage will destroy the module. Always verify the “04” low-voltage DC designation on the host 3500/15 front supply before installation.





