FAQ

Q1: What exactly is a Proximitor Sensor?

A: It’s an eddy‑current signal conditioner that receives a raw displacement signal from a proximity probe and produces a voltage output proportional to the gap between probe tip and target (often a rotating shaft). This conditioned signal is used for vibration and position monitoring.

Q2: What does this part number signify?

A:

• 330103: Base model identifier in the 3300 XL proximity transducer family.

• 00‑09‑05‑01‑00: Configuration code defining overall length, mounting options, cable/probe options, and agency approvals — specific to factory ordering.
  While exact interpretation of suffixes varies, the base 330103 series indicates an 8 mm proximity system with Proximitor Sensor.

Q3: Does this unit include the probe or cable?

A: The Proximitor Sensor itself is part of a system that accepts an external proximity probe and extension cable,

 usually ordered as a matched set. The full transducer system includes the probe,

extension cable, and Proximitor.