The Bently Nevada 330180-X1-CN is a high-performance 3300 XL Proximitor Sensor designed for use in industrial vibration monitoring systems. This sensor is a critical component of the Bently Nevada proximity transducer system, providing accurate, non-contact measurement of shaft position and vibration in rotating machinery. It is engineered to deliver precise signal conditioning for eddy current probes, ensuring reliable data acquisition for machinery protection and condition monitoring applications.
Features
Standard measurement range: 0 to 500 mils.
High sensitivity: 200 mV/mil for precise signal output.
Extended range options: Capable of up to 1,000 mils.
Linearity: +/- 1% of full scale.
Robust design for harsh industrial environments with a wide operating temperature range.
Technical Specifications
Model
330180-X1-CN (MOD: 145004-141)
Sensitivity
200 mV/mil
Linearity
+/- 1% of full scale
Operating Voltage
-18 V to -24 V DC
Signal Output Range
-2 V to -18 V DC
Operating Temperature
-52 degC to +100 degC
Storage Temperature
-52 degC to +105 degC
Installation Guidelines
Ensure the Proximitor sensor is mounted in a protected, dry location, ideally within a weatherproof housing or control cabinet.
Use high-quality, shielded coaxial cabling to connect the sensor to the probe and the monitoring system to minimize EMI/RFI interference.
Verify that the power supply is stable and within the specified -18 V to -24 V DC range before connecting.
Maintain proper grounding practices to prevent ground loops, which can affect the accuracy of the proximity measurement.
Always power down the monitoring system before installing or removing the sensor module to prevent electrical damage.
FAQ
What is the primary function of the 330180-X1-CN?
This module acts as a signal conditioner for eddy current probes, converting the probe's signal into a proportional voltage output used by Bently Nevada monitoring systems to track shaft vibration and position.
Can this sensor be used in extreme temperatures?
Yes, the unit is rated for operation between -52 degC and +100 degC, making it suitable for most industrial rotating machinery environments.
