Bently Nevada 129716-173-037-15-05 3300 XL Proximity Sensor

Applications

• Turbine monitoring systems requiring accurate shaft vibration and position measurements for critical rotating equipment.

• Centrifugal compressors where continuous shaft displacement monitoring helps prevent unexpected failures.

• Steam and gas turbine installations used in power generation facilities for machinery protection and condition monitoring.

• Oil and gas processing plants utilizing API-compliant vibration monitoring systems for critical assets.

• Industrial pumps, motors, and rotating machinery requiring precise non-contact shaft position measurement.

Key Advantages

• Non-contact eddy current measurement technology provides highly accurate shaft displacement monitoring.

• Fully compatible with Bently Nevada 3300 XL monitoring systems for seamless integration.

• Excellent resistance to harsh industrial environments including vibration, temperature changes, and contaminants.

• High sensitivity and stability ensure reliable long-term machinery condition monitoring.

• Robust sensor construction supports continuous operation in mission-critical applications.

Technical FAQs

1. What is the primary function of the 129716-173-037-15-05 sensor?

It measures shaft vibration, displacement, and position using non-contact eddy current technology.

2. Which sensor series does this model belong to?

It is part of the Bently Nevada 3300 XL Proximity Sensor series.

3. What is the sensor tip diameter?

The sensor head diameter is 8 mm.

4. What measurement principle does it use?

It operates using eddy current proximity sensing technology.

5. Can it measure shaft vibration continuously?

Yes. It is designed for continuous machinery monitoring applications.

6. Which monitoring systems are compatible with this sensor?

It is compatible with Bently Nevada 3300 XL Proximitor systems and 3500 Series monitoring equipment.

7. Is the sensor suitable for harsh industrial environments?

Yes. It is designed for demanding machinery protection applications.

8. What types of machinery commonly use this sensor?

Turbines, compressors, pumps, motors, and other rotating equipment.

9. Does the sensor require physical contact with the shaft?

No. It performs non-contact measurements.

10. What is the main benefit of using a proximity sensor in machinery monitoring?

It provides accurate real-time shaft condition data without mechanical wear.