Supco SHP425300 Sealed Unit Parts Company, Inc. () 425 PSI Pressure Switch, High Pressure

425#CO 300#CI HI PRESS SWITCH

The Supco SHP425300 sealed high pressure switch installs in new or replacement pressure vessels. It is intended to automatically supply energizing current to the electric ignition device of a natural or LP gas water heater. The sealed unit includes the high pressure switch, temperature limiter and sub base. The high pressure switch is adjustable with a setting range of 15-20 PSI. The limiter has the setting range from 300 to 425#CO.

High pressure switch control of up to 425 psi. It is suitable for use on a variety of high pressure appliances. Ideal for pool and spa equipment, air compressors, sandblasters, etc.

The Supco High Pressure Switch is sealed and is used with oil-lubricated compressors to regulate pressure to save energy. This switch has a 600# (300#g) Counterweight for mounting purposes. These switches are capable of continuous duty, rated at 425PSI.

The Supco SHP425300 high pressure pressure switch provides an ideal automatic cut-off for a variety of water pressure control applications. The sealed unit is factory preset to match most common pump output pressures and features a push-button reset.

This high pressure switch is for use in single stage heaters that are designed to switch off when the proper flow restriction is reached. When used with a low pressure switch (sold separately) it will operate as a heat pump or as an electric boiler. The complete assembly is pressure tested at 350 PSIG.

The Sealed Unit Parts Pressure Switch 425 PSI is pressure-sensitive and has a pressure setting range of 200-400 psi (1450-2700 kPa). This high pressure switch's actuating pressure matches most compressor discharge pressures. The switch includes a 25 ft Detent Cord with a 1/4 in. NPT and 30 ft Detent Cord with a PSI Gauge. It is designed to be connected to an air cylinder.

The Supco SHP425300 is a Switch Pressure switch. It's used in gas grill burners and other commercial cooking equipment where a high pressure will activate a circuit.