Does this compressor have it own pressure switch built for fill gallon tanks or do you need to buy one separate and wire it in?
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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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The unit basically has it's own tiny little built in manifold tank with a pressure switch so you can just run the output to another gallon or larger tank and it will shut off when the whole system is full.
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The compressor has a built in pressure switch. I know it works filling tires directly. Don't know about a tank but it should work the same there. The pressure switch is not adjustable
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I don't know the specifics for Husky. The thing to look for is the HP rating of the switch you are looking at buying, and if it fits in the PSI range that you need. The cut-on and cut-off pressure is adjustable on this switch. The port sizes are standard for most compressors, though you may need to close ones you don't need with a plug. I bought one of these for a Speedaire Compressor of ancient vintage and have never had an issue with it. Just make sure you wire it up correctly!
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It operates on its own. But I'm not sure why you would hook it to an air compressor?I think what you are asking is, does it need a holding tank? No, it doesnt.hope that helps.
758038
Well yes... when it reaches 120 psi the pressure switch shuts off the compressor. Things that could keep it running is a malfunctioning pressure switch, leak in air line or the bleed valve on the bottom of the tank is left open. I'd check the bleeder valve first.
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I really have no idea. It is a generic switch that is pretty common to a lot of compressors.
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It operates on its own. But I'm not sure why you would hook it to an air compressor? I think what you are asking is, does it need a holding tank? No, it doesnt. hope that helps.
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This is not a pump or a 12 volt powered system. It is a buffer so that the pump doesn't short cycle quickly. It evens out the pump so it stays on for a while and then shuts off until the pressure drops to a level you set by pumping air into it to your chosen pressure. It comes factory pre-set with compressed air. I would like the 1 gallon one but don't have room for it. This tiny one at least makes the pump run for a while and then briefly stop until it comes on again.
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Yes. It comes with an adjustable pressure switch that will turn it on at low pressure and off when high pressure is reached. We use it on our 120 gallon pressure tank
1500467
Since this pressure switch, only has 1 port, that port is used for the relief valve. A pressure gauge can be connected, either in the compressor's manifold, or purchase a Pressure Switch, with two ports.
978116
No I have both the compressor and tank mounted horizontally. The only problem I have is when it freezes the pressure shutoff doesn't work
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No! Yours is a single stage, and the new one is a two stage. Much higher pressure. Your compressor is not rated that high. Will cause damage and possible injury. The safety valve on a single stage unit is preset to release at 125psi. That switch is rated at 135 to 175psi.
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I'm not familar with your air compressor. I did some amount of research and all pressure switches work the same way but go about it differently. I don't know enough about why you are replacing your pressure switch. I would contact the manufacturer of your air compressor for replacement parts.
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It has a female fitting to attach to a 1/4" pipe and another for the 1/4" tubing from the pump before the check valve to relieve the pressure after the pump stops allowing a pressure free start when the switch allows it. These are the only two connections on this pressure switch. You will need to install a fitting to allow for other connections or accessories as i did for an automatic water drain connection and a female quick disconnect for an air hose and a tee for a pressure gauge mount.It does seem to be a decent pressure switch and I have mine set at 170PSI cutoff and 145PSI cuton pressure.It is the best price that I could find online and better than at any local store. It has a female fitting to attach to a 1/4" pipe and another for the 1/4" tubing from the pump before the check valve to relieve the pressure after the pump stops allowing a pressure free start when the switch allows it. These are the only two connections on this pressure switch. You will need to install a fitting to allow for other connections or accessories as i did for an automatic water drain connection and a female quick disconnect for an air hose and a tee for a pressure gauge mount.It does seem to be a decent pressure switch and I have mine set at 170PSI cutoff and 145PSI... » Read More It has a female fitting to attach to a 1/4" pipe and another for the 1/4" tubing from the pump before the check valve to relieve the pressure after the pump stops allowing a pressure free start when the switch allows it. These are the only two connections on this pressure switch. You will need to install a fitting to allow for other connections or accessories as i did for an automatic water drain connection and a female quick disconnect for an air hose and a tee for a pressure gauge mount.It does seem to be a decent pressure switch and I have mine set at 170PSI cutoff and 145PSI cuton pressure.It is the best price that I could find online and better than at any local store. « Show Less
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I put mine I bought on a 15 gal tank, It says on the pump 60 PSI switch and 2.1 gal per minuet flow. It was easy to hook up and works like a charm.
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The precharged tank has been presurized by the manufacture to work with a standard pressure switch. It eliminates the need to presurize the tank yourself. This particulars tank is precharged for a 40/60 pressure switch. Air can easily be released for the 30/50 switch or the 20/40 switch. All you need is an accurate tire air pressure gauge. It is also easy to charge a tank if you have an air compressor. The instructions that come with the tank will explain the process.
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There is the NPT thread that you have to assemble it to your compressor in order for the "Pressure " switch to work. That is the reason why it is called a " Pressure" switch. What did you think it was for????
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NO...it does not but you can easily pick one up at Walmart or local hardware store. Some even come as a kit wit air attachments. Recommended buy on the compressor. Good deal for the money.