Features:
- Uses protective cable armour around the five-metre probe lead.
- Fits an M10 x 1 mounting thread with the standard 25 mm sensing body.
- Produces a CON021 output proportional to the shaft gap across the calibrated range.
This option is the straight M10 probe with cable armour, standard body length and no adapter plug.
It supplies the primary radial-vibration or axial-position signal required by a machinery-monitoring channel.
Mounting stiffness and undisturbed cable routing are critical because mechanical movement outside the shaft gap becomes measurement error.
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Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Turbine bearing brackets use the armoured cable where the route passes near metalwork that could abrade an unprotected lead.
- Gearboxes can measure shaft relative vibration before it reaches damaging levels.
- Condition-monitoring systems record the converter output to correlate rotor movement with speed and load changes.
- The calibrated scale factor is 8 V/mm with the stated tolerance from 0 to 45 °C.
- The transducer follows shaft motion from static displacement through 20 kHz dynamic content.
- Differential sensitivity linearity is held within the documented ±0.025 mm deviation.
- The LEMO cable end mates to the CON021 converter used for signal conditioning.
- Protection systems must accept the standard negative-voltage output of the converter.
- A five-metre total electrical length is part of the calibration and must be preserved.
- Cable armour provides mechanical protection but must remain free of crushing and sharp bends.
- The probe bracket should prevent the tip from contacting the shaft throughout expected movement.
- Installation work requires the monitored machine to be secured against rotation before gap adjustment.