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Description：

The 21000, 24701, and 164818 Proximity Probe HousingAssemblies are available with Canadian StandardsAssociation (CSA) approvals. They are rated explosion prooffor hazardous areas.

Sleeve length is determined by the location inwhich the probe and housing are installed. Theprobe lead must be longer than the sleeve.Sleeve lengths longer than 304 mm (12 inches)require additional sleeve support to reduce thevibration associated with unsupported longsleeve lengths.

Bently Nevada offers a probe support and oilseal (part number 37948-01) for long sleevesthat must go through an inner bearing housing.We also make custom sleeve supports.

Specification：

Frequently asked questions

Q1: What is the Bently Nevada 21000-16-10-00-054-04-02 Proximity Probe Housing Assembly?

A: The 21000-16-10-00-054-04-02 is a proximity probe housing assembly that provides a secure mounting and environmental protection solution for proximity probe installations in machinery monitoring applications.

Q2: What does the 21000-16-10-00-054-04-02 Cable Length code "-10" indicate?

A: The -10 code specifies a 1.0-meter (39-inch) cable length, providing flexibility for connecting the probe to the monitoring system.

Q3: What does the 21000-16-10-00-054-04-02 Probe Penetration code "-054" mean?

A: The -054 code indicates a 5.4-inch probe penetration length, allowing the probe to extend through the housing and reach the required measurement point within the machine.

Q4: What fitting is included with the 21000-16-10-00-054-04-02 Fitting Option "-04"?

A: The -04 fitting option includes one 3/4-14 NPT plug, which can be used to seal an unused port and help maintain enclosure integrity.

Product Applications

Thermal and hydroelectric power plants: Monitoring the internal bearing condition of large-capacity steam turbine generator units and main feedwater pumps.

Petrochemical and refinery plants: Protecting critical hydrotreating compressors, cracked gas compressors, and large centrifugal pumps.

Metallurgical and steel plants: Monitoring shaft vibration of blast furnace blowers and large exhaust fans.

Natural gas transmission and liquefaction stations: Monitoring the mechanical asset condition of compressor units in long-distance pipelines.