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BENTLY NEVADA · 7200 SERIES
21500-00-32-10-00
5 mm Standard-Mount Proximity Probe
Non-contact measurement for the 7200 transducer chain
The 21500 family is a 5 mm proximity-probe configuration within the Bently Nevada 7200 Proximity Transducer System. The probe operates as the sensing element in a non-contact measurement chain, where the probe and conductive target establish the measured displacement relationship.
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LEGACY INDUSTRIAL MONITORING
7200
5 mm PROBE
Standard mounting
1/4-28 thread 3.2 in case 1.0 m total length |
| Manufacturer | Bently Nevada | Series | 7200 Proximity Transducer System |
| Probe Base | 21500 | Probe Diameter | 5 mm |
| Configuration | Standard mount | Thread | 1/4-28 |
| Unthreaded Length | 0 in | Case Length | 3.2 in |
| Total Electrical Length | 1.0 m / 39 in | Connector | Without connector |
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Probe
The 21500 is the non-contact sensing element positioned toward the conductive machine target.
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Proximitor / Electronics
The associated electronics condition the probe signal for use by the monitoring system.
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03
Monitor
The conditioned signal is delivered to the compatible machinery monitoring or protection equipment.
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Shaft Motion
Non-contact observation of relative machine movement.
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Vibration
Suitable within the compatible monitoring loop for shaft-relative vibration measurement.
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C
Displacement
The transducer system converts probe-to-target distance into a usable electrical signal.
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Machinery Protection
System-level protection depends on the complete compatible monitoring arrangement.
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| Family Position | Diameter | Mounting / Thread | Lead Armor |
| 21500 family | 5 mm | Standard / 1/4-28 | No |
| 21501 family | 5 mm | Standard / 1/4-28 | Stainless-steel armored lead |
| 21504 family | 8 mm | Standard / 3/8-24 | No |
| 21505 family | 8 mm | Standard / 3/8-24 | Stainless-steel armored lead |
| 22812 / 22813 family | 5 mm | Standard / M8 × 1 | Available in armored / non-armored constructions |
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Q1 · Why should the complete 21500-00-32-10-00 code be retained when ordering a replacement?
The 7200 family contains different probe diameters, mounting constructions, lead arrangements, lengths and connector options. The complete code preserves the mechanical and electrical configuration that the installed loop was designed around, reducing the risk of selecting a visually similar but electrically or mechanically different probe.
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Q2 · Can 21500-00-32-10-00 be replaced directly by another 21500 configuration?
Not by the base number alone. Other 21500 configurations can differ in case length, total electrical length or connector arrangement. The replacement should match the complete installed loop and the mechanical mounting requirement rather than only the 21500 prefix.
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Q3 · What makes the 21500-00-32-10-00 different from the 21504 family?
The 21500 family is a 5 mm standard-mount configuration using a 1/4-28 thread, while the 21504 family is an 8 mm standard-mount configuration using a 3/8-24 thread. Because both mechanical size and mounting thread differ, the two families should not be treated as interchangeable replacements.
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Q4 · Why is the connector configuration important for 21500-00-32-10-00?
This configuration is specified without a connector. Other 7200 probe configurations can use a miniature male coaxial connector. The mating arrangement therefore needs to match the installed cable and electronics. A connector change can affect the physical connection and the intended electrical configuration of the measurement chain.
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Q5 · What should a maintenance team check before purchasing 21500-00-32-10-00?
Confirm the complete probe code, 5 mm sensing construction, 1/4-28 mounting arrangement, 3.2-inch case configuration, 1.0 m total electrical length and connector arrangement. It is also important to match the associated 7200-series electronics and installed monitoring channel. Providing the machine or system model with the quotation request helps avoid a configuration mismatch.
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