Pressure Switch 100-off 70-on 1/2in Hose
Quick Overview
- Improve your switch capacity, longevity
- Off at 100 psi on at 70psi set points for strong spray system streaming
- Steel Housing, 1/4in male pipe thread connection
- capable of controlling up to 20 amps
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Pressure Switch 100-off 70-on 1/2in Hose
Shown Assembled, this Kit is the individual components for assembly when you receive them .
Control your water pump or soft wash spray pump with this external pressure switch.
Choose from two Switches with the following settings.
- 100 PSI Open (off) and 70 PSI Close (On)
This Switch is ON until the pressure rises to 100 PSI, then it turns the pump on until pressure falls to 75 PSI
Installation:
Find a convenient place in your output hose to cut the hose
Insert the Tee of this kit into the line and clamp with the hose clamps
Run the Red Positive Wire that is used to power your pump to one side of this switch and run a wired from the other side to your pump
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