SEO Description: Resolve differing YF-P150 catalog range references with order-specific endpoints, units, pressure reference, configuration identification and agreed acceptance evidence.

SEO Keywords: YF-P150 range discrepancy, pressure transmitter purchasing, order range confirmation, Nexisense, YF-P1101

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The YF-P150 product page presents two different measuring-range references. Its summary states -1..0...1...10...50...100...250....600bar, while the body parameter table states -0.1MPa ... 0 ... +0.1MPa ... +100MPa. These are catalog statements, not an order-specific configuration. A buyer should retain both references and ask Nexisense which exact range is offered for the proposed item. Selecting the larger endpoint as the capability of every YF-P150 would turn an unresolved catalog ambiguity into an unsupported purchase requirement.

The difference does not establish that the website is wrong or that either endpoint is unavailable. The page does not resolve how its two references relate to supply versions. Procurement therefore needs a written answer tied to the quotation, rather than a preferred interpretation of the page. This review concerns range identity and commercial documentation; it does not propose unit conversions, pressure-limit testing or operating changes.

Application Requirements for System Integrators

This question matters when an OEM creates a new instrument line item, consolidates replacement stock or compares supplier quotations. A generic YF-P150 description can conceal different assumptions about endpoints and reference pressure. Engineering should state the required measurement interval in the inquiry, while purchasing asks the supplier to identify the offered configuration explicitly. An application category such as industrial automation does not establish which catalog range applies to that particular order.

Nexisense Product Reference

Use a two-source comparison within the same page: retain the summary wording and the body-table wording as separate references. Then request one controlled order definition that resolves their applicability. The five review entries below distinguish what is published from what the buyer still needs. They are not a consolidated operating envelope, and neither range statement should be silently substituted for the other in a specification.

Product specification (English): YF-P150

Product Parameters and Procurement Checks

Selection Guide

Ask for lower and upper measurement endpoints, the unit, the pressure reference and the supplier code on the same quotation line. Require the supplier to explain which published range statement supports that offer, including any configuration limitation. If the answer introduces another document, record its revision and applicability. A reply that merely repeats the model name leaves the discrepancy unresolved. Keep clarification open until engineering can identify a single offered measurement interval without interpreting punctuation or combining endpoints from separate statements.

Carry the agreed definition into the purchase specification and supplier acknowledgment. Define how a proposed substitute range or reference will be reviewed before shipment. A broad series description should not replace the confirmed line-item identity during commercial negotiation. Request an agreed acceptance basis and the supporting records available for the order; do not prescribe undocumented factory procedures or assume that a catalog page constitutes a delivered-item test report.

Integration, Installation and Commissioning

The confirmed range definition should also reach the instrument list and receiving checklist. Review document consistency before using the range for control-system scaling or procurement calculations. At receipt, compare available item identification and supplier records with the acknowledged specification. A different endpoint or missing reference requires clarification through the agreed acceptance process, not an improvised overrange check. This document review does not establish overload capability, installation suitability or permission to expose a transmitter to a pressure inferred from another catalog entry.

Illustrative Engineering Application

Illustrative procurement example: an OEM buyer cites the YF-P150 summary range in an inquiry, while an internal reviewer cites the body table. The buyer records both and requests an order-specific interval, unit, reference and code before approving the quotation. The example ends with that clarification request. It is not a customer project and reports no supplied configuration, successful test or measured result.

Why Consider Nexisense

Send Nexisense both range references and the intended line item. The related YF-P1101 requires separate configuration review; its documentation cannot resolve the YF-P150 discrepancy or establish replacement equivalence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Which published range should purchasing choose?

Neither should be selected automatically. Ask the supplier to confirm the exact range applicable to the quoted YF-P150.

Q2. Does the larger endpoint apply to every unit?

The page does not establish that. Availability and applicability remain unresolved until linked to the offered configuration.

Q3. Does the discrepancy prove a website error?

No. Preserve both statements and request clarification without declaring either incorrect or unavailable.

Q4. Should the buyer reconcile the references by conversion?

No conversion is needed for this review. Request a complete supplier-confirmed range with its stated unit.

Q5. Is pressure reference part of range confirmation?

Yes. Request the actual reference for the ordered version rather than infer it from the measurement-method overview.

Q6. Is a model-only quotation sufficient?

It leaves the range question open. Include endpoints, unit, reference and configuration identification in the acknowledgment.

Q7. Can receiving test the larger catalog endpoint?

This article authorizes no pressure test. Follow the agreed acceptance basis and applicable manufacturer instructions.

Q8. What closes the catalog ambiguity?

A documented supplier clarification tied to the order, with a consistent range definition and agreed acceptance evidence.

Summary

Keep the two YF-P150 range references separate until the supplier resolves their order-specific applicability. Confirm endpoints, units, reference, code and acceptance documentation before approval. Do not transform the larger catalog value into a universal capability.

Further Reading: Related product specification (English); Industrial pressure product range (English)