Bently Nevada 185310-01 Wireless Sensor Interface Module Configured for wireless sensor network data routing in the Bently Nevada Wireless Sensor...
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Configured for wireless sensor network data routing in the Bently Nevada Wireless Sensor Interface Module network, the Bently Nevada 185310-01 (185310 Wireless Sensor Interface Module / Repeater) provides direct physical and electrical execution for ISA100.11a communication and wireless data transmission functions.
Hardware Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Model
185310-01
Brand
Bently Nevada
Product Type
Wireless Sensor Interface Module / Repeater
Origin
USA
Weight
Approximately 500 g
Operating Temp
-20 deg C to +60 deg C
Storage Temp
-40 deg C to +85 deg C
Humidity
Up to 95% RH, non-condensing
Power Supply Input
24 VDC external supply
Power Consumption
<= 2.5 W
Wireless Protocol
ISA100.11a, IEC 62734 compliant
Frequency Band
2.4 GHz ISM
Transmit Power
Up to +20 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity
Typically -100 dBm
Antenna Interface
RP-SMA external antenna connector
Enclosure Rating
IP30 standard
Wireless Network Communication and Mechanical Monitoring Interface
The Bently Nevada 185310-01 operates as a wireless routing and repeating node within condition monitoring networks. It transfers sensor measurement data through ISA100.11a communication channels and maintains wireless connectivity between field sensors and centralized monitoring platforms.
Moreover, the module supports industrial wireless topology expansion by forwarding sensor data around physical obstructions. The device maintains signal communication paths in areas where direct wireless transmission may be restricted by machinery structures or installation layouts.
For Bently Nevada machinery monitoring applications, wireless data handling must maintain measurement integrity for parameters such as vibration and temperature. Therefore, the module design supports continuous transmission of dynamic condition monitoring information to systems such as Bently Nevada System 1.
The module also applies industrial signal management methods related to machinery monitoring networks. These include wireless path optimization, communication stability control, and electromagnetic environment adaptation for rotating equipment monitoring applications.
Eddy-Current Monitoring Network Data Integration
Bently Nevada systems commonly use eddy-current probe technology for shaft displacement and vibration measurement. The 185310-01 does not directly perform probe signal conditioning, but it supports wireless communication paths that transfer condition monitoring data generated by compatible wireless sensors.
Furthermore, Bently Nevada monitoring architectures apply gap voltage validation principles, including typical -10 VDC gap voltage targets for eddy-current probe systems. The wireless interface module maintains the communication layer required for transmitting processed machinery health information.
The module supports monitoring networks where rotor dynamics information, vibration trends, and machine operating conditions require continuous data availability. In addition, wireless routing functions help reduce communication interruptions caused by structural interference near rotating machinery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the 185310-01 directly connect to Bently Nevada proximity probes? A: No. The 185310-01 functions as a Wireless Sensor Interface Module and repeater. It communicates with compatible wireless sensor networks and does not directly replace eddy-current probe signal conditioners.
Q: What power supply does the 185310-01 require? A: The module requires an external 24 VDC power supply input and operates with a power consumption of <= 2.5 W according to the provided specifications.
Q: Which wireless protocol does the 185310-01 use? A: The module uses ISA100.11a wireless communication technology compliant with IEC 62734 requirements and operates in the 2.4 GHz ISM frequency band.
Field Installation Guidelines
Install the 185310-01 in a location that provides sufficient wireless signal coverage between field sensors and the monitoring network infrastructure.
Use the recommended RP-SMA antenna connection method and maintain proper antenna positioning according to site wireless installation requirements.
Route power wiring separately from high-current motor cables and switching power conductors to reduce electrical interference.
Connect cable shields according to site grounding standards to minimize electromagnetic noise coupling.
Verify wireless communication paths after installation and confirm stable data transmission before placing the monitoring network into service.
Avoid mounting locations with excessive mechanical impact, direct heat sources, or environments outside the specified operating temperature range.
