The Bently Nevada 330103-00-03-10-02-RU is a high-precision 8 mm proximity probe from the 3300 XL series. It is designed for non-contact monitoring of shaft vibration and position in rotating machinery. Known for its accuracy, durability, and compatibility with Bently Nevada systems, it is ideal for critical applications in power generation, oil & gas, and industrial manufacturing.

Product Specifications

Applications

• Vibration Monitoring: Monitors radial and axial vibrations to prevent machinery failures.

• Shaft Position Measurement: Ensures precise shaft alignment and operational safety.

• Keyphasor® and Speed Measurement: Provides accurate timing signals for synchronization and control systems.

• API 670 Compliance: Meets American Petroleum Institute standards for machinery protection.

Product Advantages

• High Accuracy: Offers precise measurement for critical machinery monitoring.

• Interchangeability: Compatible with other 3300 XL series probes without recalibration.

• Robust Design: Designed for harsh industrial environments.

• API 670 Compliance: Meets industry standards for machinery protection.

• Easy Integration: Seamlessly works with existing Bently Nevada monitoring systems.

FAQ

Q1: How do I properly install the 330103-00-03-10-02-RU probe?

A1: Mount the probe perpendicular to the shaft, maintaining the recommended gap. Avoid electromagnetic interference sources.

Q2: Can this probe be used with other 3300 XL series systems?

A2: Yes, it is fully compatible with standard 3300 XL series modules.

Q3: How should cables be routed to minimize noise?

A3: Keep cables away from high-voltage lines and rotating machinery; use shielded cables and secure connectors.

Q4: How to verify the probe is functioning correctly?

A4: Use the system self-test and verify Keyphasor® pulse output and vibration signals.

Q5: Is it suitable for high-speed rotating machinery?

A5: Yes, designed for applications up to rated shaft RPM in the 3300 XL series.

Q6: How to handle probe alignment issues?

A6: Center the sensing tip parallel to the shaft using feeler gauges for setup.

Q7: Can the probe operate in dusty or moderately moist environments?

A7: Yes, but avoid submersion or corrosive chemical exposure.

Q8: How to detect probe failure early?

A8: Monitor signal consistency and Keyphasor® pulses; anomalies indicate potential issues.

Q9: Can the probe be replaced without recalibrating the system?

A9: Yes, 3300 XL probes are interchangeable without recalibration.

Q10: What steps should be taken if readings seem inaccurate?

A10: Check probe-to-shaft gap, connections, system settings, and electrical interference.