SEO Description: Review the YF-P1101 pressure-reference gap between published thresholds and obtain written confirmation for the listed 0...25bar range before purchase.
SEO Keywords: YF-P1101, pressure reference confirmation, 0...25bar, gauge pressure, absolute pressure, procurement specification
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A pressure range does not completely identify a pressure transmitter. The reference behind that range must also match the purchasing specification. For the YF-P1101, the current official page lists gauge pressure at <=2MPa and absolute pressure at >=3MPa. It also lists discrete measuring ranges including 0...25bar. Those statements leave a procurement question: the published threshold wording does not explicitly assign a reference to that listed range.
Buyers should preserve this gap instead of filling it through interpolation. A range appearing in a catalog is not evidence that its reference can be chosen freely, nor does the gap prove that the product is unavailable. The practical task is to obtain an order-specific written statement identifying the proposed range and reference together. Until that arrives, a quotation using only the model and range remains incomplete for reference-sensitive selection.

Application Requirements for System Integrators
This review matters when an OEM equipment specification, water-pressure monitoring schedule or industrial purchasing package requires a defined pressure reference. The YF-P1101 official page describes water-pressure detection and industrial automation applications, but an application description cannot resolve the reference of an individual order. Ask the responsible engineer to state the required reference explicitly before requesting a quotation, especially when different departments have used only a range label in their documents.
Nexisense Product Reference
Build a reference-confirmation record around the exact catalog statements. Keep the threshold values in their published MPa units and the discrete range entry in bar so the original wording remains traceable. The five entries below separate published information from purchasing questions. They are not an expanded range table, an availability guarantee or a supplier-approved interpretation of the unassigned interval.
Product specification (English): YF-P1101
Product Parameters and Procurement Checks
| Parameter | Published Reference | Engineering Check |
|---|---|---|
| Model | YF-P1101 | Link the response to the exact offered configuration. |
| Gauge pressure threshold | <=2MPa | Published wording; do not extend it beyond its stated boundary. |
| Absolute pressure threshold | >=3MPa | Published wording; do not infer an intermediate reference. |
| Listed measuring range | 0...25bar | Reference for this entry remains unresolved in the threshold description. |
| Other listed ranges | 0...5bar, 0...10bar, 0...16bar, 0...20bar, 0...50bar | Confirm the range and reference of the ordered item together. |
Selection Guide
Send a focused clarification request: identify the YF-P1101, reproduce the proposed 0...25bar range, and ask which pressure reference applies to the quoted item. Require the supplier to identify the corresponding ordering code or other configuration identifier and applicable document revision. If the requested reference is unavailable, ask for an explicitly identified alternative rather than treating silence as acceptance. Keep the response attached to the quotation and purchase specification.
Separate requirement, offer and evidence into distinct fields so a buyer-entered reference cannot be mistaken for a manufacturer statement. If the supplier repeats the general threshold text without addressing the particular range, leave the clarification open and request a direct answer.

Integration, Installation and Commissioning
Carry the confirmed reference consistently into the instrument schedule, purchasing description and acceptance checklist. A range-only label in one document should not override a reference-specific requirement elsewhere. Resolve any mismatch through document review before release, with responsibility assigned to the engineering approver. This article supplies no operating modification, conversion procedure or pressure-test instruction; the unresolved issue is the identity of the instrument being ordered.
Illustrative Engineering Application
Illustrative procurement example: an equipment buyer receives a YF-P1101 quotation stating 0...25bar but no pressure reference. The engineer compares it with the official <=2MPa gauge and >=3MPa absolute statements and records the reference as unresolved. The buyer requests a revised configuration description and supporting supplier document before completing approval. This is a hypothetical document-review scenario, not a completed customer installation, and it reports no measured result or confirmed intermediate variant.

Why Consider Nexisense
A precise inquiry to Nexisense is more useful than asking whether the model generally supports gauge or absolute measurement. It identifies the particular unanswered configuration question. The YF-P150 may be reviewed as a related product, but its separate catalog information does not resolve the YF-P1101 gap or establish interchangeability. Any alternative needs its own range, reference and order review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What thresholds does the official page publish?
It lists gauge pressure at <=2MPa and absolute pressure at >=3MPa. These are the published reference statements, not a complete order-specific configuration matrix.
Q2. Is 0...25bar actually listed?
Yes. It appears among the YF-P1101 measuring ranges, but the threshold wording does not explicitly identify the reference for that entry.
Q3. Can the reference be interpolated between thresholds?
No. Interpolation would create an unsupported catalog interpretation. Obtain an explicit supplier statement for the proposed order instead.
Q4. Does the gap prove that this range cannot be supplied?
No. The available text leaves the reference unresolved; it does not establish either unavailability or a guaranteed selectable intermediate variant.
Q5. What should the written answer identify?
The YF-P1101 configuration, range, unit, pressure reference, ordering identifier and applicable supporting document revision should be linked in the response.
Q6. Is a range-only quotation enough?
Not when reference matters to the requirement. Ask for a revised description that states the range and reference together.
Q7. Can YF-P150 documentation close the question?
No. YF-P150 is a separate related product and requires an independent selection review, not an assumed substitution.
Q8. What if the supplier gives only general catalog wording?
Keep the reference question open. Request a direct configuration-specific answer before the responsible approver releases the purchasing description.
Summary
For the YF-P1101, preserve the published reference thresholds without extending them to an unassigned configuration. Treat the listed 0...25bar reference as unresolved until the supplier confirms the exact order in writing, then carry that identity consistently through purchasing and acceptance documents.
Further Reading: Related product specification (English); Industrial pressure product range (English)
