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CAC-1360 Pressure Switch 1/4 MP 140-175
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$45.46
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Part Number: CAC-1360
Compatible Brands: DeVilbiss
Shipping Weight: 2 Lbs
The CAC-1360 is a OEM replacement pressure switch for DeVilbiss two stage air compressors.
This is a single port 1/4” MPT switch with an operating range of 140-175 PSI.
This switch features a two pole, single throw mechanism that allows it to operate at 120 or 240 volts.
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Do I need to replace my On/Off Pressure Switch?
QUESTION: Once my compressor builds to its maximum pressure and cuts off if there is a constant flow of air coming from the Pressure Relief Valve located on the side of my On/Off
QUESTION: Once my compressor builds to its maximum pressure and cuts off if there is a constant flow of air coming from the Pressure Relief Valve located on the side of my On/Off