The Bently Nevada Sensor Proximity 31000-16-05-00-070-03-02 is a corrosion-resistant proximity probe housing assembly, made primarily of PPS plastic and stainless steel. It is designed for mounting 8mm probes through a machine casing to measure radial vibration or serve as a Keyphasor. The assembly provides external access for maintenance and complies with API Standard 670.

Features and Benefits 

Primary Function: Designed for mounting 8mm proximity probes through machine casings for radial vibration and Keyphasor measurements.

Maintenance Advantage: Enables external access for probe gap adjustment or replacement without disassembling the machine.

Robust Construction: Made of high-strength, corrosion-resistant PPS plastic and stainless steel for harsh environments.

Industry Compliance: Fully compliant with API Standard 670 for externally mounted proximity probe housings.

Safety Certification: Can be used in intrinsically safe hazardous area applications when paired with approved barriers.

Standard Configuration: Includes a 0.5m cable, a 7.0-inch standoff, and various conduit fittings (3/4-14 NPT) for secure installation.

FAQ

Q1: What is the function of the Bently Nevada 31000-16-05-00-070-03-02 housing?

A1: It is a proximity probe housing assembly designed for mounting 8mm probes through a machine casing to measure radial vibration or act as a Keyphasor.

Q2: What is the main benefit of using this housing?

A2: It allows for external adjustment of the probe gap and full probe replacement without the need to disassemble the machine, saving significant maintenance time.

Q3: What materials is this housing made of?

A3: The main body is made of corrosion-resistant polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) plastic, with other key elements constructed from stainless steel.

Q4: Does this housing meet any industry standards?

A4: Yes, it is fully compliant with the American Petroleum Institute's (API) 670 Standard for externally mounted proximity probe housings.

Q5: Can this housing be used in hazardous locations?

A5: Yes, when installed with an approved transducer system and appropriate intrinsic safety (I.S.) barriers, it can be used in intrinsically safe hazardous area applications.