PRESSURE SWITCHES

[REDPOWERSMOKER]

ok im sure theres going to be a few that are going to say you dont need to do that well im a tinker-er and i like building and tinkering with nonsense stuff im in need of some pressure switches and dont know where to find them

i need one to turn on a light at 25psi and up
i need one to turn on a light at 65psi and under
i also need something to hook to my pyrometer to turn on at 1200-1300*

anybody know where i could find these at please let me know

[REDPOWERSMOKER]

anybody
NOTHING?

[REDPOWERSMOKER]

dang nobody knows where to get these

[donald lorbeske]

how about well pump pressure sw from lowes or your local farm supply

[MrJohnWayne]

the pressure switches you can get from electric supplies most of the time. It is called a hobbs switch. They should have different ones for pressure. The light for the pyro will be a little more difficult. I'm thinking you will have some electronic work to do for that one.

[REDPOWERSMOKER]

[quote=MrJohnWayne;596241]the pressure switches you can get from electric supplies most of the time. It is called a hobbs switch. They should have different ones for pressure. The light for the pyro will be a little more difficult. I'm thinking you will have some electronic work to do for that one.[/QUOTE]

YEA IM STILL TRYING TO FIGURE THAT ONE OUT

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grainger

[REDPOWERSMOKER]

huh what do you mean

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http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/start.shtml?cm_mmc=PPC%3a%20Google-_-TPN%20-%20Brand-_-Grainger%20Supply-_-grainger%20supply&s_kwcid=grainger%20supply|716125 463

They sell all kinds of industrial switches and things. They are usually expensive but your paying for convenience. Good luck!

[Justinlw]

go to Level Switch Devices - Pressure Switch Instruments - Gems Sensors

I'm using theirs for my WVO system. It's adjustable from 25 psi. to 100 psi. I think. I'll look up the model # when I get home.