Charge-output sensing element
The remote sensing element responds to acceleration and produces a charge signal. Confirm the exact compatible sensing-element and cable requirements.
350501-00-00-00-01-05 — A Bently Nevada acceleration charge amplifier for converting a remote charge-output sensing element into a conditioned voltage signal. Current official references identify the 350501 base model and a 158°F (70°C) maximum environment, but do not decode the supplied 00-00-00-01-05 suffix sequence.
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Manufacturer base-model references and a document-verification path for Bently Nevada 350501-00-00-00-01-05.
Baker Hughes identifies 350501 as an Acceleration Charge Amplifier and states that the base amplifier can sustain temperatures only up to 158°F (70°C). The supplied full suffix sequence is not decoded in the current references reviewed.
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Official Baker Hughes references support the 350501 base identity and acceleration charge-amplifier function, but not the supplied suffix decoding. Ask Frida to confirm the exact document against the product label.
Bently Nevada is the manufacturer. 350501-00-00-00-01-05 is the external charge-amplifier component. It receives the charge signal from a compatible remote sensing element and provides a conditioned voltage signal for a compatible monitoring input.
The remote sensing element responds to acceleration and produces a charge signal. Confirm the exact compatible sensing-element and cable requirements.
The external amplifier converts the sensing element charge into a conditioned voltage signal. Keep the amplifier within its 158°F (70°C) maximum environment.
The conditioned signal is connected to a compatible acceleration monitoring input after sensor, cable and interface requirements are verified.
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