Compressor Pressure Switches provide pump and motor control.
Press Release Summary:
With 20 A electrical rating, Series CX ranges from 25-175 psig and is suitable for regulating tank pressures on small air compressors. Units feature adjustable set point and deadband, and are not mounting sensitive. Offered in 1- and 4-port models, switches come with un-loader valve, which prevents compressors from starting under load. They also include auto/off disconnect lever for manually cutting off load.
Original Press Release:
New! Series CX Compressor Pressure Switch
Reliable products have been synonymous with the Mercoid name. The New Series CX Compressor Pressure Switch is a great, economical addition to the Mercoid line and will uphold the Mercoid reputation. Priced from $16.00, the Series CX Compressor Pressure Switch is a low cost solution for pump and motor control.
The adjustable set point and deadband help to make the series CX useable in a variety of applications. With the 20A electrical rating, the series CX can even be used for direct control of pumps and motors. The switch is not mounting sensitive. Plus, we have 1 port and 4 port models which eases installation. With additional ports, a pressure gauge can also be installed right at the switch. Depending on the model, the Series CX Compressor Pressure Switch can range anywhere from 25 to 175 PSIG.
The CX series switch is ideal for regulating tank pressures on small air compressors. These switches come with a un-loader valve, which prevents compressors from starting under load. They also come with an auto/off disconnect lever for manually cutting off the load. When the lever is in the off position, there is a test button inside the housing that can be pushed to turn on the load.
Mercoid is a division of Dwyer Instruments, Inc. which produces a broad range of measuring and control instruments for pressure, temperature, and level applications. For complete information, contact Dwyer Instruments, Inc., P.O. Box 373, Michigan City, Ind., 46361. Phone: (219) 879-8000; Fax: (219) 872-9057. Internet address: dwyer-inst.com; E-mail: lit@dwyer-inst.com.
