| Brand Name: | EPRO |
| Model Number: | PR6423/000-020-CN CON021 |
| Place of Origin: | Germany |
| Warranty: | 12 Months |
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Sales
Jim Pei
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Email
[email protected]
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Phone/Whatsapp
+86 18020776782
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| Model Number | PR6423/000-020-CN CON021 |
| Linear measurement range | 2 mm |
| Initial air gap | 0.5 mm |
| Incremental scale factor | 8 V/mm ±5% at 0–45 °C |
| Deviation from best-fit straight line | ±0.025 mm at 0–45 °C |
| Minimum shaft diameter | 25 mm |
| Standard target material | 42CrMo4 / AISI 4140 |
| Sensor ingress protection | IP66 to IEC 60529 |
| Sensor operating temperature, including 1 m cable | −35–180 °C |
| Cable and connector temperature | −35–150 °C |
| Sensor tip material | PEEK |
| Sensor case material | Stainless steel |
| Cable insulation | PTFE |
| Connector material | Nickel-plated brass |
| Cable length tolerance | 0 to +10% |
| Converter frequency range, −3 dB | 0–20000 Hz |
| Converter rise time | <15 µs |
| Converter operating temperature | −30–100 °C |
| Converter vibration rating | 5 g at 60 Hz and 25 °C |
| Converter ingress protection | IP20 |
| Supply for −4 to −20 V output | −32 to −23 V DC |
| Supply for −2 to −18 V output | −32 to −21 V DC |
| Terminal wire cross-section, maximum | 1.5 mm² |
| Standard-range linearity error | ≤1.0% |
| Case thread | M10 × 1 |
| Cable armor | None |
| Total cable length | 6.0 m |
| Adapter configuration | With adapter plug |
| Probe cable termination | Lemo |
| Converter mounting | Four M5 × 20 screws |
| Converter housing | LMgSi 0.5 F22 |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Piece |
| Price | Contact for Jim |
| Packaging Details | Original new Factory Sealed |
| Delivery Time | 3-7 Days |
| Payment Terms | T/T |
| Shipping Method | DHL / FedEx / UPS / TNT |
| Supply Ability | Brand new, In Stock |
The 6.0 m cable arrangement distinguishes EPRO PR6423/000-020-CN CON021 within the requested PR6423 combinations. The -020 configuration includes an adapter plug and a Lemo cable termination. A standard CON021 converter completes the displacement-measurement assembly. The probe observes its target across an air gap. The total cable configuration is part of the identification of this ordered chain.
An adapter connection makes the cable arrangement different from a continuous, adapter-free version. Preserve that distinction when checking an installed spare. The converter must remain matched to the sensor connection. Cutting or extending the cable requires a measurement-system assessment. A visually similar probe with a different cable code should not be assumed equivalent.
Use the matched measurement chain to observe non-contact radial or axial shaft movement in a compatible turbine monitoring system.
Preserve the matched cable configuration when routing the sensor connection to the converter.
Replace the probe and converter arrangement after checking the installed configuration and monitoring requirements.
No. These cable-length codes identify different configurations. Preserve the complete requested order code.
Do not alter the matched measurement chain without checking the sensor and converter requirements. Cable changes can affect the measurement arrangement.
No. The eddy-current probe measures across an air gap and must be positioned correctly relative to the target.
The older PR6423 ordering table includes the cable-length option used by the -020 code. It is provided for configuration identification, rather than to change the current sensor performance data.
The standard calibration uses ferromagnetic steel. Check the target material before relying on the standard calibration.
Keep the cable and connector protected from mechanical damage, and avoid loading the probe tip when packing the matched components.
Our team members have an average of more than 10 years of industry experience. We have worked with customers worldwide, including those from India, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Russia, Venezuela, Israel, and many other countries. Throughout our careers, we have collectively completed over 3,000 orders and established long-term business relationships with customers across nearly 30 countries.
We can often identify a product’s manufacturer, series, configuration, and function from its model number or nameplate photo. We also understand how revisions, firmware, and specifications affect compatibility and whether an alternative model can be used safely.
In Practice: An Indian customer urgently needed a discontinued control module after several suppliers reported no stock. We identified its exact revision and function from the nameplate, checked compatible alternatives, and contacted factory and warehouse channels to locate matching inventory. After installation, the customer confirmed that the module operated correctly and later asked us to source additional spare parts.
Our team treats every inquiry sincerely and answers every question patiently. Even for complex requests, we verify and respond to each detail instead of providing a rushed or uncertain answer.
In Practice: A German customer sent a mixed list of automation products and asked repeated questions about revisions, condition, photos, and delivery. Our team organized the requirements, checked every item, and replied point by point. The customer said our detailed communication made the purchasing decision easier and continued sending us new inquiries.
Most products are covered by a warranty of up to 12 months, subject to the applicable terms and conditions. If any product-related issue occurs during the warranty period, our team will assist you and provide an appropriate solution.
Relevant datasheets and technical literature can be provided with the goods, offering useful information for product identification, installation, operation, and maintenance.
We understand the importance of minimizing equipment downtime. Our team responds promptly to inquiries and provides professional assistance with product information, quotations, order status, shipping, and after-sales questions.
We serve customers worldwide and provide reliable assistance from inquiry to delivery and after-sales service, ensuring clear and timely communication throughout the process.
We continue to source discontinued, obsolete, and hard-to-find automation parts from various brands, helping customers maintain existing equipment and reduce downtime caused by spare parts shortages.
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