NSB8BTN240-0 Johnson Controls Datasheet
NSB8BTN240-0 Johnson Controls Installation Guide
Overview
The Johnson Controls NSB8BTN240-0 is part of the NS8000 series of network sensors. It’s a BACnet MS/TP temperature sensor with a local display and optional setpoint adjustment. This device is designed to measure ambient zone temperature and provide the data over a network, while giving local feedback to occupants via LCD display and the option to locally adjust setpoint.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value / Detail |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | Network temperature sensor (BACnet MS/TP) |
| Display | LCD fixed-segment display |
| Mount | Wall-mounted / network sensor housing |
| Setpoint Adjustment | Built-in capability to adjust local setpoint |
| Network Protocol | BACnet MS/TP |
| Series / Family | NS8000 Series |
| Color / Finish | White, with JCI / logo marking |
| Sensor Range | Typical ambient sensing range for comfort HVAC zones |
| Accuracy | Per Johnson Controls’ NS8000 specification (catalog) |
| Compatibility | Works with building automation systems using BACnet MS/TP |
| Mounting / Enclosure | Designed for interior wall or sensor box mounting |
Key Features & Benefits
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Built-in LCD display shows zone temperature and allows local readout
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Local setpoint adjustment enhances occupant comfort control
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Integrated network output (BACnet MS/TP) for remote monitoring and control
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Elegant, white housing designed to blend with interior finishes
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Compatible with the NS8000 series ecosystem of sensors and controllers
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Supports zone-level sensing and control in HVAC systems
Applications
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Commercial and institutional HVAC zones
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Building automation systems requiring distributed temperature sensing
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Retrofit upgrades to existing control systems using NS8000 network protocols
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Spaces where both local readout and network monitoring are desired
Installation & Usage Notes
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Mount at standard sensor height (e.g. 48–60 in above finished floor) avoiding draft sources
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Leave proper clearance around sensor for airflow and accurate readings
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Configure BACnet settings (device instance, address, etc.) during setup
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Use the local display for quick verification or temporary adjustment
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Protect wiring and avoid running sensor wiring near high-voltage lines





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