330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01
330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01
330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01
330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01
330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01
330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01
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330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01

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Bently Nevada 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 is a modified 3300 XL 5/8 mm Proximitor sensor for compatible proximity probe systems.
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Technical specifications for 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01

  • Manufacturer:
    Bently Nevada
  • Part Number:
    330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01
  • Product Family:
    3300 XL Proximitor Sensor
  • Product Type:
    3300 XL 5/8 mm Proximitor Sensor
  • Stock:
    1
  • Manufacturer:
    Bently Nevada
  • Model:
    330180-X1-05
  • Modification:
    MOD:145193-01
  • Product family:
    3300 XL 5/8 mm
  • Probe compatibility:
    5 mm and 8 mm 3300 / 3300 XL
  • Terminal markings:
    OUT, COM, VT (-24 VDC)
  • Component type:
    Proximitor sensor
  • Supply condition:
    New and factory sealed
  • Weight:
    0.22 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    8.8x3.4x7cm
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Features:

  • Sensor family: Bently Nevada 3300 XL 5/8 mm Proximitor hardware.
  • Exact identity: 330180-X1-05 with custom MOD:145193-01 marking.
  • Probe compatibility: label-supported use with 5 mm and 8 mm 3300 and 3300 XL probes.
Bently Nevada 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 is a modified Proximitor sensor for compatible 5 mm and 8 mm proximity transducer systems.

The nameplate records both the base part number and the custom MOD identity, which should remain together through sourcing and service.

Signal quality depends on the complete probe, extension cable, sensor power and target-gap arrangement.

Apter Power supports sourcing the Bently Nevada 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 3300 XL 5/8 mm Proximitor Sensor with nameplate review, technical documentation and quotations.
Bently Nevada 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 3300 XL 5/8 mm Proximitor Sensor Manuals,Datasheets,Link Important Notice: Apter Power supports product selection, documentation enquiries and quotation requests through these resources.
  • Probe family: compare the connected 5 mm or 8 mm probe and extension cable with the sensor system.
  • Electrical length: preserve the documented probe-and-cable length used by the monitoring channel.
  • Custom execution: retain MOD:145193-01 in every sourcing and receiving record.
  • OUT connection: compare signal wiring with the installed monitoring-channel record.
  • COM reference: verify the common connection and terminal condition during diagnosis.
  • VT / -24 VDC: include sensor power and bias voltage in the service assessment.
  • Unstable signal: review sensor power, probe gap, connectors, cable continuity and target condition together.
  • Bias-voltage check: compare the measured value with the documented healthy channel baseline.
  • Post-replacement check: verify wiring and expected monitor response under the approved commissioning procedure.
  • Machinery vibration monitoring: Proximitor signal conditioning for compatible 5 mm and 8 mm probe channels.
  • Shaft position measurement: support for non-contact displacement channels in rotating equipment.
  • Channel restoration: replacement of a failed sensor after the complete transducer chain has been assessed.
  • Legacy spares: retain the exact custom MOD identity for site-specific monitoring support.
Description
The Bently Nevada 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 is a modified 3300 XL 5/8 mm Proximitor sensor. Its supplied label identifies compatibility with 5 mm and 8 mm 3300 and 3300 XL probes and provides the OUT, COM and VT/-24 VDC connection references.

A proximity channel using 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 should be evaluated as a complete transducer chain. Sensor power, probe gap, extension-cable continuity, connectors and target condition can each influence bias voltage and measured output.

Apter Power can support sourcing of 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 by reviewing the nameplate image, custom MOD marking and installed channel arrangement. This helps engineering and purchasing teams preserve the exact supplied identity.
Alternative Names
330180-X1-05 145193-01 330180 X1 05 MOD 145193-01 330180-X1-05 145193-01 Bently Nevada 330180-X1-05 3300 XL 330180-X1-05 330180-XI-05 330180-X1-O5
Technical notes
The label identifies 330180-X1-05 with MOD 145193-01 and states compatibility with 5 mm and 8 mm 3300 and 3300 XL probes. Reliable channel diagnosis should include the probe, extension cable, Proximitor sensor, power and gap condition together. The custom MOD identity should remain attached to every quotation and replacement record.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Which probes are compatible with 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01?
The supplied label states compatibility with 5 mm and 8 mm 3300 and 3300 XL probes. The extension cable and total system length should also match the documented channel.
Why must MOD:145193-01 remain part of the 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 identity?
The modification marking distinguishes this supplied hardware execution from a standard base number. Keeping it in quotations and service records supports an exact review.
How can an unstable output from 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 be investigated?
Review sensor power, OUT and COM connections, probe gap, cable continuity, connectors and target condition before assigning the fault to one component.
What do the terminal markings on 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 help a technician confirm?
The visible OUT, COM and VT/-24 VDC markings provide useful connection references when comparing the installed wiring and evaluating power or signal issues.
Should only 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01 be replaced when a proximity channel fails?
We recommend reviewing the complete probe, extension cable and Proximitor chain because each component can influence bias voltage and measured signal.
Which checks are valuable after installing 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01?
Confirm wiring, sensor power, probe gap, bias voltage and the expected monitoring-channel response under the approved commissioning procedure.
Can a standard 330180 sensor automatically replace 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01?
We strongly recommend comparing the custom MOD marking and complete channel arrangement first because a standard unit may not represent the same supplied execution.
How can Apter Power support sourcing of 330180-X1-05 MOD:145193-01?
We can review the label, custom modification and transducer-chain context, then provide quotation, documentation and procurement support.

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