Only when the 3/8-24 UNF thread, 0.0 in unthreaded section, 1.2 in overall case and armored-cable route all match the installed geometry. A similar 8 mm tip diameter alone is not enough to establish mechanical fit.

Allow the 0.5 m integral lead to reach the compatible 7200 extension-cable connection without tension. The stainless-steel armor protects the cable mechanically, but the miniature coaxial connector should still be supported against side load and repeated movement.

Use the matched 7200 transducer-system values: 200 mV/mil (7.87 V/mm) over a 2 mm linear range, with a 0 to 10 kHz frequency response. Configure the monitor input for the 7200 chain rather than borrowing settings from a different proximity-transducer family.

Yes. The 7200 transducer system is compatible with Bently Nevada 3300 and 9000 monitoring systems. This is monitor-level compatibility; the probe should still be paired with the correct 7200 extension cable and Proximitor.

Begin at the miniature coaxial connection and the matched 7200 signal chain. Inspect connector seating, extension-cable continuity, cable strain and the Proximitor pairing before changing channel configuration or alarm settings.

A 170 degrees C probe-and-cable location is within the published -34 to +177 degrees C range. The Proximitor and monitor have their own environmental limits, so keep those components within their separate ratings.

Compare the complete part number, mounting thread, unthreaded length, overall case length, armored 0.5 m lead and miniature male coaxial connector. For a 5 m chain, the ordering table pairs this probe with a 21747-045-00 or 21747-045-01 extension cable and 18745-03 Proximitor; for a 9 m chain, it lists 21747-085-00 or 21747-085-01 with 18745-04.