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Features:
- All-metal external housing with an aluminum body and 304 stainless-steel probe sleeve for protected reverse-mount proximity-probe installations.
- Complete code records legacy probe option 15, a 1.0 m cable, no standoff and a 16.6 inch penetration for the documented machine arrangement.
- Fitting option 03 and 3/4-14 NPT mounting preserve the recorded conduit and casing interfaces when the nameplate and installation drawing are verified.
21000-15-10-00-166-03-02 Bently Nevada 21000-15-10-00-166-03-02 is an external proximity-probe housing assembly that protects and supports a reverse-mount probe at the machine casing. Its complete code selects a legacy probe option, 1.0 m cable, no standoff, 16.6 inch penetration, fitting option 03 and 3/4-14 NPT mounting. The housing body, probe sleeve, seals, conduit entry and installed transducer system must all agree with the machine drawing before the assembly is replaced or commissioned.
Official source: Bently Nevada 21000 and 24701 Proximity Probe Housing Assemblies Datasheet 141600. Legacy option 15 must be confirmed from the installed nameplate and project documentation.
Bently Nevada 21000-15-10-00-166-03-02 technical documentation and verified Moore Automated resources.
Important Notice: Confirm legacy option 15 from the installed nameplate and project documentation before replacement.
The full code identifies a 21000 external housing arrangement with legacy probe option 15, 1.0 m cable, no standoff, penetration code 166, fitting option 03 and 3/4-14 NPT mounting. Do not shorten the code when matching a replacement.
Compatibility depends on the probe identified by legacy option 15 and its matched extension cable and Proximitor sensor. Verify the complete transducer chain, connector type and machine clearances from the installed records before substitution.
Confirm 3/4-14 NPT casing engagement, the 16.6 inch penetration, sleeve position, fitting orientation, seals and cable routing before tightening the assembly. After installation, document the final probe gap and verify the monitoring channel response according to the applicable system procedure.
