What is the pressure switch setting on this unit
1759128
Okay the pressure switch wall shut the pump down about 65 pounds also to start to pump it has to see flow considerable amount of flow when you open up the Fossett it will sometimes drop down the 40 before the pump kicked so very smooth then whenever you shut the faucet off it will shut the pump down and about Katie three seconds
1759129
This pump simply doubles the input pressure. In my case, 40psi becomes 80psi.
596235
These switches are both 120 and 240 volt. The switch that I installed has the low pressure shut off and will react to low pressure whatever the cause...well worth having on rental units as some city folk aren't to familiar with wells and limited water.
1503411
Both inlet and outlet are 1". Use a reducing coupler for the in, thats what I did. No setting for the pressure, there is only a pressure switch for on and of 30/50 psi.
1305906
I am not familiar with the model numbers but if you have either a submersible or shallow well pump plus a pressure tank you should be able to install this switch on your pressure tank to turn the pump off and on with the rise and fall of the pressure. Normally it does not depend on the model of pump you have. I am assuming the pump is for household use and that you are using a 220 volt single phase line. Normally such a pump would be at least 1/2 hp and no more than 1 1/2 hp. So unless you have some kind of commercial unit for a commercial application it should work.
1124086
Yes, it has a pressure switch that you can adjust to turn the pump on at a low pressure and then shut off once it reaches the desired pressure. I set mine to turn on at 30 psi and off at 50 psi. It worked quite well.
727122
The switch will handle from 0 -240 volts.Its the water pressure that activates the contact points inside
2262407
No pressure switch... comes with simple on/off switch and a wiring harness that you can plug in the front/rear locker switches. Does not include the manifold or switches for the lockers. Max air pressure this puts out is 150 psi. I'm currently in the process of installing it in my rig, but still need to buy a 2 gal tank and all the fittings/pressure switches/manifold/etc...
1777689
I am not sure what you mean by pressure switch but there is a water resistance on/off switch
1388137
This is precisely the reason I purchased this pressure switch. I had one that was set to 30-50 and I wanted to raise my house pressure to 40-60 and this pressure switch worked just fine. I have a Goulds 5GS07412 at 275 feet below the surface. I think this is a 1/2 hp.
649112
It should not matter where you turn the water on. The control turns the well pump on at 30psi and then shuts off at 50 or 60psidepending on the control setting. Depending how much water is running the pressure switch will cycle on and off which is normal.
1826088
it is 3/4 inch - You do have to use a few extra wraps of sealer tape. Now it does not go by a pressure so much as it does in reference to water flow. The switch on is a higher flow than switch off. The unit is a plunger type and is directional (you have to install correctly). It will not sense a drip - drip -drip but triggers at a low flow. Hope this helps
517847
Automatic operation with pressure switch operates pump when water level is between 7" and 10". Pump shuts off when water level falls to between 1" and 4". (Pressure switch is non-adjustable). Flow at 5 FT Head: 46 GPMFlow at 10 FT Head: 29 GPMFlow at 15 FT Head: 12.5 GPMShutoff Head (ft.): 18
1346818
It has a push button activation on the end cap, or you can unscrew it and use the pressure switch end cap.
1122098
Pressure preset range of 20 psi is adjustable to a higher or lower setting from 40 to 60 to like 30 to 50 by turning the main screw #1. The range low & high can be adjusted by turning screw #2. Full instructions are shown on the inside of the pressure cover.
1310690
No. On the sensor. Will need. A. Pressure. Switch. And. I would need. Your. Model number. On the. Furance
839563
Cut in pressure is the longer of the two adjustments, centered on the switch. In for higher cut in, out for lower. Cut out pressure is the shorter of the two located to one side. Again in (clockwise) for higher out for lower. I suggest you check both and the air pressure in your tank with the tank drained, mine needed to be just slightly lower than switch cut in pressure. Hope this helps.
1893380
It's all determined by what type of pressure switch you have and how many pounds of pressure are in the tank. If the tank pressure is set too high or low it's going to effect how much water is supplied. Different pressure switches like 20-40, 30-50. 40-60 are going to require different pressure levels inside the tank. Those should be set before the tank is filled with water. It's difficult to say when the pump should come on without knowing what type of switch you have, where it's set, and how much pressure you have put in the tank before installation. Incorrect setup can badly effect water supply and pump function. It's all determined by what type of pressure switch you have and how many pounds of pressure are in the tank. If the tank pressure is set too high or low it's going to effect how much water is supplied. Different pressure switches like 20-40, 30-50. 40-60 are going to require different pressure levels inside the tank. Those should be set before the tank is filled with water. It's difficult to say when the pump should come on without knowing what type of switch you have, where it's set, and how much pressure you have put in the tank before installation. Incorrect setup can badly effect water... » Read More It's all determined by what type of pressure switch you have and how many pounds of pressure are in the tank. If the tank pressure is set too high or low it's going to effect how much water is supplied. Different pressure switches like 20-40, 30-50. 40-60 are going to require different pressure levels inside the tank. Those should be set before the tank is filled with water. It's difficult to say when the pump should come on without knowing what type of switch you have, where it's set, and how much pressure you have put in the tank before installation. Incorrect setup can badly effect water supply and pump function. « Show Less