It provides 7.0 m of standard extension-cable reach, which can help bridge a remote route when the probe lead and interface are chosen for a documented 3300 XL 8 mm total system length. The full loop, not the extension length alone, determines suitability.

Start at both ClickLoc joints for incomplete seating or contamination, then test cable continuity and inspect the recently disturbed route. A cabinet-service timing clue often makes the connection path more likely than a sudden change at the target.

A route exposed to crushing, repeated foot traffic, sharp metal edges or an unsupported connector joint deserves additional protection or a documented armored configuration. The standard cable is best where the tray and endpoints already provide controlled mechanical protection.

Read the complete probe lead code and identify the installed 8 mm Proximitor Sensor before selecting the extension. The 7.0 m cable must participate in a documented system-length combination rather than simply fill the physical distance.

Label both endpoints, photograph the route, protect the connectors from contamination and record the original channel baseline. Those steps reduce reconnection errors and make post-maintenance changes easier to diagnose.

Option 05 identifies the approvals selection in the ordering structure, giving the project team the correct configuration to review. Final acceptance should still use the physical label and the applicable loop documentation for the site.