Measure the required threaded reach, unthreaded tip length, case clearance and locknut access before replacing the two XX fields. The 2.0 m lead is already defined, but the bracket fit cannot be finalized from the template alone.

Not yet. The two XX positions still need valid body-length codes, so releasing the template could produce a probe that cannot reach the target or fit the bracket. A photo and dimensions from the installed probe are the fastest useful inputs for a final quote.

No. The lead length is only one part of the measurement chain; the final probe geometry, extension cable and Proximitor Sensor still need to form a documented 3300 XL 8 mm system.

Because the two body-length fields remain undefined, the final insertion depth and mounting clearance are unknown. Confirming those values before machining protects the bracket, target spacing and outage schedule.

Keep the CN country option in the completed model and compare the final unit label with the project requirement. The destination suffix helps define the order, while the physical approval marking supports site acceptance.

Use the installed label, body measurements and bracket geometry to recover both missing codes, then document the matching extension cable and Proximitor Sensor. Loop readings alone cannot reveal the mechanical lengths represented by XX.