The 330877-80-36-00 is supplied as a Bently Nevada 3300 XL 50 mm extension-cable marking. The official family table identifies 330877 as the extension cable, 36 as FluidLoc cable, and 00 as no approvals; the supplied 80 length field does not reproduce the current three-character 080 format and must be confirmed on the nameplate.
- 3300 XL 50 mm extension cable
- 040 (4.0 m) or 080 (8.0 m)
- 80; verify whether it corresponds to legacy or nameplate format
- FluidLoc cable
The extension cable carries the probe's high-frequency eddy-current signal to the 330878 Proximitor Sensor while completing the calibrated total system length. Correct probe-plus-cable length is essential because cable electrical characteristics are part of the transducer calibration.
Important Notice: Keep the supplied complete marking unchanged and verify nonstandard, placeholder, legacy, or MOD-controlled fields against the physical nameplate and current official documentation.
Apter Power 330877-80-36-00 Manuals and Guides
Important Notice: These are two separate Apter Power documents prepared from the official Bently Nevada source named in each document. Confirm the physical nameplate, current manufacturer documentation, and applicable installation or modification drawing before installation or replacement.
Steam Turbine Differential Expansion
Routes the 50 mm probe signal to the sensor
Large-Displacement Monitoring
Completes a matched long-range transducer system
Remote Sensor Mounting
Separates the machine probe location from electronics
High-Temperature Cable Routes
Uses the FluidLoc cable family construction
- Confirm whether the physical cable marking is 80 or 080 before installation
- Ensure probe length plus cable length equals the sensor calibration length
- Do not substitute cable families or alter the cable without system verification
- Protect connector interfaces and observe the minimum bend radius
- Verify approval and environmental requirements at the installation site
Datasheet 174014 lists the standard format 330877-AAA-BB-CC. The supplied exact string uses 80 rather than the current 080 field, so it is retained as supplied and flagged for nameplate verification rather than silently changed.