72489-XX
May 22, 2026

72489-XX

Product Overview The Bentley 72489-XX belongs to the 7200 series TSI dual-channel monitoring module (DUAL PATH MONITOR), which is a discontinued spare part. It is used for dual-channel monitoring and protection of shaft vibration and shaft displacement in old rotating machinery (such as steam turbines, generators, compressors, etc.). The module receives signals from two eddy current probes, processes real-time vibration/positioning data, and has alarm, interlock protection, and standard analog output functions, suitable for monitoring scenarios of key equipment in industrial sites.

Description

Technical Specifications

Power Supply: -24VDC (range - 17.5VDC to - 26VDC)

Input: Compatible with 7200 series 5mm/8mm eddy current probes, dual-channel independent acquisition

Measurement Range: Standard 0–2mm (customizable), Sensitivity 3.94V/mm (100mV/mil)

Output: 4–20mA analog quantity, two relays for alarm contacts (warning / danger)

Accuracy: Linear error ≤ ±5%, repeatability ≤ 0.1%

Environment: Operating temperature - 20℃ to 60℃, storage - 40℃ to 85℃, dust-proof and shock-proof

Installation: Standard 35mm rail-mounted, installation in cabinet

Installation and Wiring

Installation: Snap onto the standard rail of the cabinet, keep away from strong electromagnetic interference sources such as frequency converters and high-power motors; separate the sensing wire and power wire, with a spacing of ≥ 300mm.

Wiring:

Power: Connect to the power terminal and ensure reliable grounding.

Probe: Connect two eddy current probes to CH1 and CH2 signal terminals respectively, with the shielding layer grounded at one end.

Output: Connect to the central control system, and connect the alarm contacts to the interlock circuit.

Calibration: After power-on, calibrate the probe gap (standard 1.27mm, corresponding voltage 10V ± 0.2V), set the alarm / danger threshold.

Maintenance and Care

Daily: Check if the casing is undamaged and free of dust, observe that the display value is stable, and there are no abnormal fluctuations.

Regularly: Tighten the wiring terminals quarterly, check if the insulation layer of the cables is not aged or damaged; calibrate the measurement accuracy and alarm action reliability every six months.

Prohibited: Do not plug or unplug the probe cables while powered on, avoid static interference; do not operate in high-temperature and humid environments.

Storage: When idle, place it in a dry and ventilated environment, temperature - 40℃ to 85℃, moisture-proof and dust-proof. Fault diagnosis

No display / No signal: Check if the power supply is normal and if the fuse has blown; Check if the probe cables are broken, short-circuited or connected incorrectly; Replace the spare module to confirm if it is a hardware fault.

Value fluctuation / Large deviation: Check if the installation gap of the probe is compliant and if the fixation is loose; Check for external electromagnetic interference, and ensure that the cable shielding and grounding are good.

Alarm malfunction / Inaction: Verify if the alarm threshold setting is correct; Check if the relay contacts are oxidized or stuck; Test the stability of the probe signal, and calibrate or replace the probe if necessary.


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