❓ FAQ (Q & A)

Q1: What type of measurement does this proximity probe perform?

A1: It measures shaft displacement and vibration by detecting the distance between the probe tip and the rotating shaft.

Q2: What is the typical operating temperature range?

A2: It operates reliably between -51°C and +177°C.

Q3: What is the probe’s measurement range?

A3: It measures from 0 to 8 mm with a linear range of about 2 mm.

Q4: Is the probe compatible with other Bently Nevada monitoring systems?

A4: Yes, it is compatible with the 3300 XL monitoring system and related modules.

Q5: How durable is the probe in harsh environments?

A5: It features a stainless steel housing and PPS probe tip, providing excellent resistance to corrosion and mechanical wear.

Q6: What is the weight of the probe?

A6: The probe weighs approximately 0.323 kilograms.

Q7: Does the probe come with a cable?

A7: Some models include a 1-meter cable; others are supplied without a cable depending on the variant.

Q8: What power supply voltage does it require?

A8: The probe operates with a supply voltage between 12 and 24 VDC.

Q9: Can the probe measure both vibration and shaft position?

A9: Yes, it can measure shaft vibration and displacement simultaneously.

Q10: What kind of connector does the probe use?

A10: It uses a micro coaxial ClickLoc™ connector designed for secure, reliable connection.