SBW-15
Wall-Mount Temperature and Humidity Transmitter
The SBW-15 monitors air temperature and humidity in a wall-mounted housing. LCD and no-display versions are available with current, voltage or RS485 signal configurations.
- Humidity-span configuration
- 0–100% RH
- Signal-interface configurations
- 4–20 mA / voltage / RS485
- Nominal supply
- 24 V
Supplied by WKSENSOR. Ask us about pricing, availability and delivery.
Product overview
LCD wall-mount version
The display and three control areas sit above the vented sensor cover and cable gland. Mounting ears extend from the housing sides.
No-display configuration
The opaque front sits above the vented sensor cover and cable-entry gland, with mounting ears on both sides.
The LCD version presents temperature and humidity readings with parameter-adjustment controls. The alternative housing has an opaque front without a display.
Configuration and selection
| Readout | LCD / no-display housing |
|---|---|
| Signal interface | 4–20 mA / voltage / RS485 |
| Cable outlet | Custom arrangements |
Technical reference
Specifications and options
| Parameter | Specification or option |
|---|---|
| Model | SBW-15 |
| Humidity-span configuration | 0–100% RH |
| Series humidity accuracy | 3% FS |
| Nominal supply | 24 V |
| Series supply | 12–36 V DC |
| Signal-interface configurations | 4–20 mA / voltage / RS485 |
| Ingress protection | IP65 |
| Housing material | Flame-retardant ABS+PC |
| Display configurations | LCD / no display |
| Mounting | Wall mounting |
| Series ambient temperature | −20–60 °C |
| Brand | WKSENSOR |
| Product reference | HH-955614242792 |
Application scenarios
Temperature and humidity monitoring in workshops, warehouses, greenhouses, cabinets, buildings, energy, water and industrial automation.
Greenhouses
Crop rows, support wires and walkways inside a greenhouse.
Cabinet monitoring
Industrial cabinets, door handles and cable routes.
Workshops
Local temperature and humidity indication for workshop air monitoring.
Warehouses
Air temperature and humidity monitoring in storage spaces.
Buildings
Glass-fronted buildings with landscaped paths and trees.
Energy
Rows of photovoltaic panels beneath an open sky.
Water
Open basins, service walkways and railings in a water-treatment facility.
