The Bently Nevada 330101-00-12-15-02-00 3300 XL 8 mm Proximity Probes represents a critical component in industrial condition monitoring systems, designed for precise vibration measurement in demanding environments. This velocity seismic transducer delivers 100mV/in/s sensitivity across a wide 4.5Hz to 1000Hz frequency range, making it ideal for detecting early mechanical faults in rotating equipment. The 30101-00-12-15-02-00 Bently Nevada Proximity Probe operates reliably in extreme temperatures from -50°C to +120°C, with its rugged stainless steel housing providing exceptional durability in power plants, refineries, and heavy industrial facilities.

Engineered for long-term performance, the Bently Nevada 330101-00-12-15-02-00 PDF features a 10-meter integral cable that maintains signal integrity in electrically noisy environments. Its broad frequency response captures both low-speed machinery vibrations and high-frequency bearing defects, providing comprehensive equipment health assessment. Maintenance teams particularly value its consistent output and simple installation, which facilitate integration with existing monitoring systems while reducing commissioning time.

The transducer's robust design meets stringent industry requirements for shock resistance and environmental protection. Its velocity-based measurement approach eliminates the need for external power sources, ensuring reliable operation during plant upsets or power fluctuations. These characteristics make the 3300 Series 330101-00-12-15-02-00 particularly valuable for critical applications including boiler feed pumps, cooling tower fans, and large compressors where continuous monitoring is essential.

As part of Baker Hughes' comprehensive asset protection solutions, the Bently Nevada Proximity Probes 330101-00-12-15-02-00 continues to set the standard for industrial vibration monitoring. Its combination of measurement accuracy, environmental resilience, and maintenance-free operation makes it the preferred choice for engineers seeking to enhance equipment reliability and prevent unplanned downtime across various industrial sectors.