FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q1: What is the primary function of the Bently Nevada 21000-34-10-00-066-04-02?
A1: The Bently Nevada 21000-34-10-00-066-04-02 is a proximity probe housing assembly used to house and protect the 3300XL proximity probe, enabling precise displacement and vibration measurements in industrial machinery.

Q2: What is the housing diameter and weight of this component?
A2: The housing body diameter is 83.3 mm, and the weight of the assembly is 1.1 kg.

Q3: What types of environments is the 21000-34-10-00-066-04-02 suitable for?
A3: It is designed to withstand harsh industrial environments with a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and an IP65 protection rating, making it ideal for a variety of industrial applications.

Q4: Can the 21000-34-10-00-066-04-02 be mounted in different orientations?
A4: Yes, the housing assembly can be mounted both horizontally and vertically, providing flexibility for different installation configurations.

Q5: What materials is the housing assembly made from?
A5: The housing is made from stainless steel, offering excellent durability and corrosion resistance.

Q6: Is the 21000-34-10-00-066-04-02 compatible with all Bently Nevada probes?
A6: It is designed specifically for use with the 3300XL series of proximity probes.

Q7: What is the main advantage of using this housing assembly?
A7: The housing assembly provides robust protection for sensitive probe components, ensuring precise and reliable measurement of machine displacement while withstanding harsh industrial conditions.

Q8: How is the probe housing mounted?
A8: The probe housing uses a threaded mounting system, ensuring secure attachment to the monitoring system.

Q9: What is the application range for this housing assembly?
A9: It is primarily used in machinery monitoring applications, including power generation, oil & gas, chemical processing, and automated manufacturing.

Q10: How does the 21000-34-10-00-066-04-02 contribute to machinery reliability?
A10: By providing accurate proximity measurements and protecting the probe, it helps prevent equipment failure, reducing downtime and maintenance costs.