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Differential pressure sensor 0-6000 Pa - 24 VAC or VDC supply
Product description
This sensor is designed to measure either differential pressure or air volume flow, with the measured values being transmitted through both the analogue output and Modbus RTU communication. The sensor offers selectable analogue output types and the differential pressure range and various other settings can be adjusted either via Modbus communication or through jumpers on the PCB.
The sensor features 24 VAC or 24 VDC supply voltage, offering compatibility with different power sources. It operates within the range from 0 to 6.000 Pa.
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Additional specifications and description
Understanding the functionality of the differential pressure sensors
The functionality of the differential pressure sensor is integral to the efficient operation of HVAC systems. This sensor, equipped with a single analogue output, serves the purpose of transmitting measurements related to either differential pressure, air volume flow or air velocity in a proportional manner. Primarily, the default range of this sensor spans from 0 to 6.000 Pa, where it conveys 0 V at 0 Pa and 10 V at 6.000 Pa.
The functionality of the differential pressure sensor is integral to the efficient operation of HVAC systems. This sensor, equipped with a single analogue output, serves the purpose of transmitting measurements related to either differential pressure, air volume flow or air velocity in a proportional manner. Primarily, the default range of this sensor spans from 0 to 6.000 Pa, where it conveys 0 V at 0 Pa and 10 V at 6.000 Pa.
Integration of Modbus RTU communication
One notable feature of the SPS series is its compatibility with Modbus communication, facilitating seamless interaction and configuration through Sentera's 3SModbus software, available for download from our website. This software empowers users to remotely monitor and manage their HVAC systems using a computer interface. Parameters such as response time and output type can be adjusted via Modbus RTU communications.
Additionally, the series incorporates physical jumpers and dip switches on the electronic circuit board, offering manual adjustment options for sensor settings, ensuring flexibility in configuration. Jumpers provide a reliable means of configuring settings, as they are simple mechanical components with no reliance on software or firmware.
Customizable pressure range and output type
The sensor's default operating range of 0 to 2.000 Pa can be tailored to specific requirements through either Modbus communication or adjustments via the PCB jumpers. Users can select from a range of operating options, including 0 to 1.000 Pa, 0 to 3.000 Pa, 0 to 5.000 Pa, and more, allowing for precise calibration based on application needs. Similarly, the sensor supports multiple analogue output types, namely 0-10 VDC, 0-20 mA and 0-100% PWM, with the default setting configured for 0 to 10 VDC. These output types can be modified using either the PCB dip switch or Modbus RTU.
The sensor's default operating range of 0 to 2.000 Pa can be tailored to specific requirements through either Modbus communication or adjustments via the PCB jumpers. Users can select from a range of operating options, including 0 to 1.000 Pa, 0 to 3.000 Pa, 0 to 5.000 Pa, and more, allowing for precise calibration based on application needs. Similarly, the sensor supports multiple analogue output types, namely 0-10 VDC, 0-20 mA and 0-100% PWM, with the default setting configured for 0 to 10 VDC. These output types can be modified using either the PCB dip switch or Modbus RTU.
Applications in HVAC systems
The differential pressure sensor's accuracy is sufficient for typical HVAC applications, ensuring reliable performance in monitoring and regulating airflow within ventilation systems. However, for scenarios demanding heightened precision, the advanced HPS series of differential pressure sensors is recommended, offering enhanced resolution and accuracy to meet stringent requirements.
Facilitating air flow volume calculation
An essential functionality of the sensor lies in its ability to calculate air flow volume, facilitated by defining the K-factor of the fan within the Modbus registers. By incorporating this K-factor, the sensor utilizes differential pressure measurements to accurately determine air flow volume, enabling precise control and optimization of HVAC systems.
IP65 enclosure
The enclosure is made from premium r-ABS VO (UL94) plastic, renowned for its exceptional quality. This material exhibits impressive heat resistance and durability, providing excellent protection against impacts. Additionally, the pressure connection nozzles are constructed from aluminum. With an IP65 rating, the sensor enclosure ensures effective defense against dirt and water infiltration. It is wall mounted and can be used both indoors and outdoors.
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