7. Frequently Asked Questions (Q / A)

Q1: What does the “03‑01‑00” suffix represent?
A1: It is a code for internal configuration (variant 03, sub‑variant 01, base version “00”) in the 3300 sensor family.

Q2: What is the supply voltage needed?
A2: –17.5 VDC to –26 VDC (non-barrier); –23 to –26 VDC when using barrier modules.

Q3: What is the module’s weight?
A3: Approximately 0.255 kg (255 grams).

Q4: What are the sensor’s dimensions?
A4: Roughly 81.3 mm × 50 mm × 63.5 mm (typical 3300 proximitor form).

Q5: What is the operating temperature range?
A5: –50 °C to +100 °C is the usual industrial rating.

Q6: What is its linear measurement range?
A6: Typically ~0.25 mm to ~2.0 mm (depending on probe calibration).

Q7: What is the output resistance?
A7: 50 ohms.

Q8: Which probes does it work with?
A8: Compatible with 3300 and 3300 XL proximity probes and extension cables.

Q9: How tolerant is it to electrical noise?
A9: It includes shielding and design features to resist EMI / RFI in industrial settings.

Q10: Can this proximitor sensor be used with modern digital systems?
A10: Yes — its analog output is compatible with many condition monitoring and ADC systems.