Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the housing material made of?
A1: The housing is made of stainless steel with an electropolished finish to provide resistance against corrosion and wear.

Q2: What is the temperature range for this housing?
A2: This housing can operate within a temperature range of -40 °C to +180 °C, making it suitable for both extreme hot and cold environments.

Q3: Is the housing compatible with different probe sizes?
A3: Yes, it is compatible with both 8 mm and 11 mm proximity probes from the 3300 XL Series.

Q4: How does the housing protect the probe?
A4: The housing provides excellent environmental protection with an IP66 rating, ensuring protection against dust and water while also maintaining probe integrity.

Q5: Can I inspect the gap without removing the probe?
A5: Yes, the borosilicate glass window allows for easy visual inspection of the gap without needing to remove the probe.

Q6: Does the housing come with a grounding option?
A6: Yes, the housing includes an internal grounding lug to ensure proper grounding and electrical safety.

Q7: What is the weight of the housing?
A7: The weight of the housing is 1.1 kg, which provides a balance of durability and ease of installation.

Q8: Is the housing resistant to vibration?
A8: Yes, the housing is designed to withstand high-vibration environments, making it suitable for critical machinery in power plants, refineries, and other industries.

Q9: What type of cable entry does the housing provide?
A9: The housing features a ½-14 NPT thread for cable entry with a strain relief gland, ensuring secure cable installation.

Q10: Can this housing be used for non-Bently Nevada probes?
A10: This housing is specifically designed for Bently Nevada 3300 XL probes, but with the appropriate adapters, it may be compatible with other probes.