Product Overview

The Bently Nevada 21500-00-16-05-02 is a high-performance Proximity Probe designed as part of the Bently Nevada 7200 Series. This non-contacting sensor is specifically engineered for precise vibration and displacement measurements in rotating machinery. Operating on the eddy current principle, the probe provides a conditioned voltage signal directly proportional to the distance between the probe tip and the target surface. It is ideal for machinery protection and condition monitoring applications.

Technical Specifications

Key Features:

• Compact Design: With a 5 mm probe tip and a 16 mm case length, this probe is designed for installations in tight spaces.

• Eddy Current Principle: The probe operates using high-frequency eddy current technology to provide precise and reliable measurements.

• Wide Frequency Response: With a frequency response range of 0 Hz to 10 kHz, this probe captures both static and dynamic displacement accurately.

• Temperature Range: It operates effectively across an extended temperature range, from -51°C to +177°C, making it suitable for extreme industrial environments.

• Sensitive Measurement: The 2 mm linear measuring range ensures accurate displacement measurements for machinery protection and condition monitoring.

• Reliable Construction: The probe’s rugged design ensures long-term operation even in harsh conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is the Bently Nevada 21500-00-16-05-02 a new product?

A1: Yes, we offer the Bently Nevada 21500-00-16-05-02 brand new in its original factory packaging.

Q2: Do you have this item in stock?

A2: Yes, we currently have this item in stock and ready to ship.

Q3: How long does shipping take?

A3: We ship most orders within 3 days. Larger orders may take up to two weeks to process. We use reliable logistics partners like DHL for shipping.

Q4: What if the product is defective?

A4: We offer a 30-day return policy for any quality issues.

Q5: How does this proximity probe work?

A5: The 21500-00-16-05-02 operates on the eddy current principle. It generates a high-frequency magnetic field. As a conductive surface moves near the probe tip, the field induces eddy currents. The strength of these currents changes based on the distance, and this change is converted into a voltage signal.