What is the protection class of the device?

The protection class is II as per EN 61010 standard.

What is the output signal current?

The output current signal is 4...20 mA.

Honeywell FEMA Pressure Sensor PTSRB0401A2 Smart SN Microprocessor Supported Pressure Transducers Transmitter

Name: Honeywell FEMA Pressure Sensor PTSRB0401A2 Smart SN Microprocessor Supported Pressure Transducers Transmitter
Brand: BNSENS Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2189599445

Jiangsu, ChinaBNSENS Co., Ltd.

US$1.00-699.00

1 Piece

Sample price:US$99.00/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Operating Pressure

0-40 bar

Ambient Temperature

–20…+80 °C

Model NO.

PTSRB0401A2

Medium Temperature

–20…+70 °C

Manufacturer

Honeywell FEMA

Current

4...20 mA

Power supply

18...35 Vdc

Housing and Cover

PA66 GF25

Protection Class

II as per EN 61010

Relative Atmospheric

0…95 %

Humidity

non-condensing

Overall Accuracy

0.5% of End Value

Transport Package

Carton

Trademark

Honeywell

Key features

High Precision Accuracy: Achieves accuracy of more than 3/10,000 with 0.5% end value overall accuracy.

Smart SN Series Design: Microprocessor supported electronic transducers with graphic display and keyboard.

Versatile Installation: Direct installation in pressure line using G1/2 external thread.

Wide Application Range: Suitable for mechanical engineering, HVAC, environmental technology, and supply engineering.

Flexible Power Options: Available in 2-wire and 3-wire versions, including AC power supply options.

Robust Housing Material: Constructed with PA66 GF25 housing and cover for durability.

Broad Pressure Range: Measures relative pressures from -1 to +1 bar and 0 to 40 bar.

Authorized Partner Quality: BNSENS is a strategic partner of Honeywell with Six Sigma quality system.

Company profile

Importers and ExportersFast DeliveryQuality Assurance100% Finished Products Inspection

BNSENS Co., Ltd.

Jiangsu, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/FactoryAverage Response Time: ≤2.49h

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SummaryBNSENS Co., Ltd. is identified as a Chinese manufacturer/factory in Jiangsu specializing in sensors and transmitters for pressure, level, temperature, flow, current, switching, and position applications. The supplier describes MEMS and independently developed ASIC expertise, a U.S.-based R&D center, and supply or cooperation relationships involving Emerson, SICK, TSMC, Siemens, Infineon, and Rohm. Its products are reported as serving multiple industrial sectors, and an audit was conducted by BV; however, the audit result and type are provided only as codes, so certification or compliance conclusions cannot be made. Information on after-sales service, financial credibility, quality systems, customization, sustainability, and several R&D services is insufficient. The stated registered capital is omitted from this assessment for privacy.

Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly identified as a Manufacturer/Factory and a high-tech enterprise specializing in sensor development, manufacturing, and trade. Its stated business scope is Electrical & Electronics, and its listed products cover multiple sensor and transmitter categories.

R&D capabilityBNSENS describes a sensor R&D center in Minnesota, core MEMS-chip technology, independently developed ASIC chips, German-origin production-line introduction, and development of additional industrial-control sensors. These statements provide explicit evidence of R&D and technology activity, although the scope and verification of the capabilities are not further documented.

Production capacityThe supplier is classified as a factory and states that it develops and manufactures a broad range of sensor products. Its history includes a sensor production-line introduction and factory relocation, while reported use across oil, gas, power, chemical, metallurgy, food, environmental protection, aerospace, and municipal applications supports production experience; actual capacity, equipment scale, and output data are not provided.

Client casesThe supplier reports that its products are used across numerous industries and cites relationships or sales involving Emerson, SICK, TSMC, Siemens in Vietnam, Infineon, and Rohm. These are explicit customer or business-cooperation claims, but the slices do not provide project details, order scope, duration, or independently verified case evidence.