Product Details
Part Number Breakdown (330106-05-30-10-02-00):
-
330106 – 3300 XL 8 mm reverse-mount probe, M10×1 thread
-
-05 – Unthreaded length: 0.5 inch (12.7 mm)
-
-30 – Overall case length: 30 mm
-
-10 – Total cable length: 1.0 meter
-
-02 – Miniature ClickLoc coaxial connector, standard cable
-
-00 – No agency approvals required
Related Product Model Recommendations
FAQs
Q1: What is the primary function of the 330106-05-30-10-02-00?
It is an 8 mm reverse-mount eddy-current proximity probe used for non-contact measurement of shaft vibration, axial thrust position, and Keyphasor reference on fluid-film bearing machinery. Its reverse-mount design allows installation from the rear of the bearing housing, making it ideal for confined spaces where front-side access is blocked.
Q2: What does "reverse mount" mean and why is it used?
A reverse-mount probe is installed cable-end first into an internally-threaded probe sleeve or counterbore. The hexagonal nut is an integral part of the probe case, not a separate fastener. This design is used when front-side access is mechanically blocked or when the probe must be installed from the non-process side of the bearing housing for safety or space reasons.
Q3: What do the part number segments mean?
-
330106 = 8 mm reverse-mount probe, M10×1 metric thread
-
-05 = 0.5 inch unthreaded length
-
-30 = 30 mm overall case length
-
-10 = 1.0 meter cable length
-
-02 = Miniature ClickLoc coaxial connector, standard cable
-
-00 = No agency approvals (general purpose)
Q4: Which Proximitor sensor is required for this probe?
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: What are the common applications for the 330106 reverse-mount probe?
It is widely used for steam turbine shaft vibration, centrifugal compressor monitoring, pump train vibration, gas turbine retrofits, and any application where rear-access mounting is required due to space constraints or safety considerations.