i have a trades pro air compressor.will this work as a replacement pressure switch
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I have installed many different switches on many different compressors and most require some modifications. I googled your compressor and it does look the same. The air supply for the unload is in the same position is important and also if the air inlet is the same size makes it easier. Most are 1/4" pipe thread
160265
I really have no idea. It is a generic switch that is pretty common to a lot of compressors.
74390
The upper and lower limit settings of this pressure switch may be too high for your small air compressor. The upper and lower limit settings are the only factors that will tell you if the switch will work on your compressor.
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I used this pressure switch on an air compressor where the motor drew only 14 amps and I set the switch to cut off at 172PSI. As long as you operate the switch within the current limits and the pressure is also within limits, then there should be no problems as I see it.
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Not totally sure, but would think if your compressor puts out something around 3 cfm at 90 psi, then it would probably work. Mine has a 6 gal tank, so with a smaller tank, the compressor might cycle on mere often.
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Most likely the answer is no. Pressure switches are relatively inexpensive you might want to "jury rig" something up..
910941
Dear friend, I believe it is a compressor 3 to 6 AMPS, This is a cut in pressure switch operating On when pressure drops below 90 psi to 100 psi it cuts in and over 120- it cuts offif it is in the above range and single phase you can use on your present compressoe _
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Yes i changed it out on my same compressor. I just had to do a little modification because the ports are not in the same position as the original set up and you can NOT rotate the valve assembly as simple as it may appear to do.
675903
Good question to ask, I thought maybe it would. The pressure doesn't stay constant enough.Works good for a little bit.but best with bigger compressor.
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This compressor does not come whit any pressure switch you need to buy it separate and it has no tank either if you have any other questions please call us 305-639-2361 or let us knowthank you
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I believe you could safely use the 20 amp rated sq D pressure switches, I am currently using one on 2 different compressors 1 is a 30 amp 240 vac 20 cfm unit the other is a 25 amp 240 vac 14 cfm unit. I think the worst that would happen you will burn the points out sooner (the origonials went 20 years and 11 years respectively).
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The pressure switch has a small Allen screw. I believe this will adjust the pressures for start and stop.
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Not necessarily, it depends on you pressure switch setting. The pressure switch should determine the restarting point /pressure. 45psi will be your working pressure to the tool.
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It worked on my 4hp craftsman air compressor. I didn't want to pay 100 bucks for one thru sears so gambled on this one.
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It does work perfectly on my small compressor and I'm sure it would work with yours.
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I am using this pressure switch on my 220v 60gal compressor, not sure how many amps the motor is rated for though.
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You have to look on compressor how much MFD/Volt of its capacitor. If it is the same, you can use it.