Product Details
Part Number Breakdown (330103-08-13-10-02-CN):
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330103 – 3300 XL 8 mm probe, M10×1 thread, non-armored
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-08 – 80 mm unthreaded length
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-13 – 130 mm overall case length
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-10 – 1.0 meter total cable length
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-02 – Miniature coaxial ClickLoc connector, right-angle exit, standard cable
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-CN – Country-specific approval for China
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What does the "-CN" suffix indicate?
The "-CN" suffix indicates that the probe is certified for the Chinese market, meeting specific national standards and industrial certifications required for legal installation and operation within mainland China facilities .
Q2: What is the benefit of the right-angle cable exit (-02 option)?
The right-angle cable exit (Style 02) solves a common industrial challenge: mounting sensors in narrow bearing housings with limited overhead clearance. This design prevents cable kinking and mechanical strain in tight spaces, ensuring reliable signal transmission .
Q3: What is the difference between the 08-13 and 00-03 configurations?
The 330103-08-13-10-02-CN has an 80 mm unthreaded length and 130 mm overall case length, designed for deeper probe insertion into thick machinery housings or deep counterbores . The 330103-00-03-10-02-CN has a 0 mm unthreaded length and 30 mm case length, suitable for standard shallow mounting applications .
Q4: Which Proximitor sensor and extension cable are required?
The total electrical length of the probe cable plus extension cable must equal the Proximitor's rated system length. Since this probe has a 1.0 m cable, you must pair it with a 1.0 m Proximitor (or use a 4.0 m extension cable to match a 5.0 m Proximitor). All 3300 XL 8 mm system components are fully interchangeable without bench calibration.
Q5: Is this probe pressure-tested before shipment?
No. Bently Nevada states that probes are not pressure tested before shipment. While the Viton® O-ring provides a differential pressure seal, applications requiring formal pressure-seal testing should be evaluated through the manufacturer's custom design process.