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FAQ

How does the 3300 NSv probe measure displacement with high precision?
The probe senses changes in the magnetic field between the probe tip and the target, producing an AC voltage proportional to displacement, achieving sub-micron accuracy.

Can this probe be used to detect shaft vibration in addition to static displacement?
Yes, the high-frequency response up to 10 kHz allows simultaneous vibration monitoring.

How does the probe perform in electrically noisy industrial environments?
Shielded coaxial connections and robust internal circuitry minimize the effects of electromagnetic interference, maintaining accurate readings.

What steps are necessary for proper installation of the probe?
The probe must be mounted rigidly, aligned perpendicular to the shaft surface, and free of mechanical stress to ensure accurate and linear measurements.

How is the probe affected by rapid temperature changes?
It is designed to compensate for thermal expansion and maintains measurement stability within -40°C to +125°C.

Can multiple probes be deployed on a single shaft for monitoring purposes?
Yes, multiple probes can be installed along the shaft to provide a detailed profile of displacement and vibration at different points.

What materials are recommended as targets for the probe?
Ferromagnetic metals, primarily steel, provide the best signal response and measurement accuracy.

How does the probe respond to sudden mechanical shocks?
The stainless steel housing and industrial shock rating allow it to maintain performance and measurement accuracy even under abrupt impacts.