Features:
- Extends the threaded probe body to 45 mm for deeper mounting locations.
- Provides an eight-metre armoured cable route between the machine and converter.
- Maintains the standard PR6423 two-millimetre shaft-displacement characteristic.
The 012-130 suffix denotes the long-body probe and the longest cable option in this three-product group.
It observes rotor motion where housing geometry places the accessible mounting surface away from the shaft.
The support bracket must resist thermal growth and vibration so those effects do not enter the measurement as false displacement.
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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.
- Large turbine casings use the longer body to reach a shaft through a deep threaded boss.
- Fans and compressors can place the converter farther from heat and mechanical interference by using the eight-metre lead.
- Protection cabinets trend shaft position while keeping conditioning electronics outside the immediate bearing environment.
- The sensing end operates from -35 to 180 °C within the documented installation limits.
- Connector and remote cable sections have a lower maximum temperature of 150 °C.
- IP66 probe construction resists industrial contamination when the complete installation is sealed correctly.
- The 45 mm sensing body reaches through deeper brackets than the standard-length execution.
- The eight-metre lead and CON021 form one calibrated electrical system.
- Cable armour should be supported without clamps that crush or sharply bend the lead.
- The conditioner output represents shaft-to-probe gap across the two-millimetre linear range.
- Static position, slow movement and vibration content up to 20 kHz are available to the monitoring channel.
- Protection logic can use the processed signal for alert, danger and machine-trip decisions.