Bently Nevada 330881-16-10-100-03-02 PROXPAC XL Transducer Assembly

330881-16-10-100-03-02 is a Bently Nevada PROXPAC XL proximity transducer assembly that integrates a 3300 XL 8 mm probe and Proximitor sensor for non-contact shaft vibration and position measurement. Its non-approved probe, 100 mm standoff, 100 mm penetration, M20 fitting and 3/4-14 NPT mount must be matched to a compatible 200 mV/mil monitoring channel.

330881-16-10-100-03-02 is a metric PROXPAC XL assembly in which -16 selects a 3300 XL 8 mm probe without approvals, -10 specifies a 100 mm standoff adapter and -100 specifies 100 mm probe penetration. These configuration fields determine the physical installation and approval status, so they must match the machine case and site requirements.

330881-16-10-100-03-02 uses the -16 probe option without hazardous-area approvals, while a -28 version uses a probe with multiple approvals. Both assemblies perform non-contact vibration or position measurement, but they are not automatically interchangeable where hazardous-location certification is required.

330881-16-10-100-03-02 is a self-contained proximity transducer assembly with the Proximitor sensor inside the housing, so no separate probe-to-Proximitor extension cable is used. It still requires correctly shielded field wiring to a compatible monitor, along with the specified power, target and gap conditions.

330881-16-10-100-03-02 requires -17.5 to -26 V DC at a maximum of 12 mA without barriers, or -23 to -26 V DC when barriers are used. Its 7.87 V/mm output and 2 mm linear range require a compatible monitor input, barrier arrangement, shielded field wiring and target material.

330881-16-10-100-03-02 combines a 100 mm standoff adapter, 100 mm probe penetration, one M20 fitting, two plugs and a 3/4-14 NPT mounting thread. Before installation, confirm machine-case clearance, target size and material, probe gap, conduit entry and the exact mounting geometry.

330881-16-10-100-03-02 should be quoted with the complete order code, clear nameplate and installation photos, quantity, destination, monitor model, power and barrier arrangement, hazardous-area requirement, mounting dimensions and conduit details. These items allow the configured transducer assembly and its compatibility limits to be checked before supply.