If you are shopping in the sensors encoders machine safety space, choosing between two industrial pressure sensors can feel like comparing apples and oranges: one is a lower-priced Honeywell sensor, and the other is a higher-priced Parker transducer assembly. Both measure pressure, but they target different buying decisions. Your decision comes down to how much you want to spend and how specific your application needs are.
Quick verdict
Go with the Honeywell 89028 4 if a pressure sensor at the lower end of this pair's price range fits your project. Choose the Parker PD726-126 if you want a transducer sensor assembly positioned for industrial automation and motion control and are comfortable with the higher listed price.
At a glance
Here is how the two compare at their listed prices, including the USD 136.05 spread between them.
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar | Key Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honeywell 89028 4 Industrial Pressure Sensor | USD 23.95 | New; Industrial application; Model 103716; MPN 8902842131 | |
| Parker PD726-126 Industrial Pressure Transducer Sensor Assembly | USD 160.00 | New - Open box; Transducer sensor assembly for lab equipment |
The listed prices sit far apart, so the first question is how much you want to spend.
Where the Honeywell wins
The price position: it sits at the lowest end of the listed price range in this head-to-head. If keeping the purchase price down is your priority, this is the lower-priced starting point.
Where the Parker wins
The application focus: it is positioned for industrial automation and motion control, making it a stronger fit for readers who need a transducer sensor assembly with those use cases in mind.
Product notes
Honeywell 89028 4 Industrial Pressure Sensor 103716 8902842131 NEW
The Honeywell sensor is the lower-priced pick in this pair. Its listed price of USD 23.95 is the lower of the two, and it comes in new condition with an industrial application. You also get concrete identifiers: Model 103716 and MPN 8902842131, which help you confirm you are looking at the right part. If you already have a part number to match, those two reference points can simplify the process. The trade-off is that only the basics are covered: condition, application, model, and MPN. If you need a sensor assembly with a specific automation or motion-control focus, this option does not state one. For shoppers who want a straightforward, new Honeywell pressure sensor at a modest listed price and do not need a laundry list of extras, this is a solid choice.
Parker PD726-126 Industrial Pressure Transducer Sensor Assembly Lab Equipment
The Parker PD726-126 sits at the higher end of this comparison with a listed price of USD 160.00. It is positioned for industrial automation and motion control applications, with a focus on accurate and precise pressure measurements and a lab-equipment angle that could appeal to buyers working in testing or equipment settings. The condition is new-open box, which is worth weighing against the price: you get the Parker name and an application-focused design, but you are paying the higher price in this pair and accepting an open-box state. The lab-equipment positioning sets it apart from a generic pressure sensor, so if that naming fits your environment, it is a natural fit. If your buying decision hinges on an assembly intended for automation and motion control rather than just a generic industrial pressure sensor, the Parker makes a stronger case.
Final choice by use case
- When price is the priority: Honeywell 89028 4 Industrial Pressure Sensor.
- When application focus matters more: Parker PD726-126 Industrial Pressure Transducer Sensor Assembly.
