FAQ

Q1:What is the “NSv” designation?
The “NSv” stands for a newer side-view / narrow-space variant in the 3300 XL NSv family. These probes are designed for tighter mounting constraints, with improved side-view clearance, more compact body designs, better EMI/RFI performance, etc.

Q2:How to select the correct length / mounting style?
Choose based on the mechanical installation constraints: how far the tip must reach, whether the probe thread fits into the housing/threaded hole, how much unthreaded tip you need to avoid interference, the case/cable length so that connectors are accessible without excessive cable strain, etc. Always follow the dimensional drawings in the datasheets.Choose based on the mechanical installation constraints: how far the tip must reach, whether the probe thread fits into the housing/threaded hole, how much unthreaded tip you need to avoid interference, the case/cable length so that connectors are accessible without excessive cable strain, etc. Always follow the dimensional drawings in the datasheets.

Q4:How precise / accurate is the measurement?
Deviations from the best fit line (DSL) for the transducer family are small (often < ±0.06 mm over the linear range for NSv systems). Sensitivity variation (“incremental scale factor” variation) also within certain tolerances (± some % depending on temperature and target material).