Technical FAQs

1. What is the operating range of the Bently Nevada 21500-04-32-05-02 7200 probe?
   The operating range of the probe is ±50 g, making it suitable for high-acceleration applications in industrial machinery.

2. What is the output signal provided by the probe?
   The probe provides a 100 mV/g analog output signal, which integrates easily with monitoring systems.

3. How is the probe mounted on industrial equipment?
   The 7200 probe features a threaded mounting design, ensuring secure and stable installation on machinery.

4. What is the sensitivity of the Bently Nevada 7200 probe?
   The probe has a sensitivity of 100 mV/g, allowing for precise detection of even small vibrations.

5. Can the probe be used in extreme temperatures?
   Yes, the 7200 probe operates within a temperature range of -40°C to 100°C, ensuring its reliability in a variety of industrial environments.

6. What industries benefit most from using the 7200 probe?
   The probe is ideal for industries such as power generation, manufacturing, oil & gas, and mining, where machinery health monitoring is critical.

7. What type of power supply does the Bently Nevada 21500-04-32-05-02 probe require?
   The probe operates with an 18-30 V DC power supply, making it compatible with most industrial control systems.

8. How does the probe support predictive maintenance efforts?
   By providing real-time vibration data, the probe helps identify early signs of mechanical issues, allowing for scheduled maintenance and preventing unscheduled downtime.

9. What certifications does the Bently Nevada 7200 probe have?
   The probe is CE and UL certified, ensuring it meets international safety and quality standards.

10. What makes the 7200 probe ideal for industrial monitoring?
    The 7200 probe offers a high degree of accuracy and reliability, combined with a robust design that can withstand harsh environmental conditions, making it ideal for continuous machine health monitoring.