330703-050-120-10-02-00 Bently Nevada Proximity Transducer

Description:

The Bently Nevada 330703-050-120-10-02-00 is a specific configuration of an 11 mm Proximity Probe from the globally recognized Bently Nevada 3300 XL Proximity Transducer System.

Its design, indicated by the part number, includes an 11 mm probe tip diameter, a 120 mm overall case length for deeper mounting requirements, and a substantial 10.0-meter total system length (probe cable plus extension cable) for flexible installation over longer distances. It features a standard miniature coaxial ClickLoc™ connector and cable, signifying its suitability for general industrial applications where hazardous area certifications are not specifically required.

This probe is a critical component in machinery protection and condition monitoring strategies for vital rotating and reciprocating equipment such such as turbines, compressors, pumps, and motors. By providing precise data on shaft position and dynamic movement, the 330703-050-120-10-02-00 plays an indispensable role in ensuring operational reliability, enabling predictive maintenance, and safeguarding expensive assets against potential damage and unscheduled downtime.

Application:

Radial Vibration Monitoring: Measuring shaft vibration relative to the bearings to detect imbalances, misalignment, bearing wear, and other dynamic issues.

Axial (Thrust) Position Monitoring: Crucial for monitoring the rotor's axial movement to prevent damage from thrust bearing failures or rotor-to-stator rubs.

Optimized Performance: Helping maintain optimal machinery operation by providing real-time positional and dynamic data.

Reduced Unscheduled Downtime: Allowing maintenance to be planned and executed efficiently.

Preventive and Predictive Maintenance: Enabling early detection of faults before they lead to costly failures.

Hydroelectric Equipment:Monitoring guide bearing and thrust bearing health, as well as shaft runout in large vertical generators.

Gearboxes:Monitoring shaft runout and relative displacement within complex gearing systems to identify potential wear or alignment problems.