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Re: Get Pneumatic Pressure
The pressure switch is just that, a switch, and not a sensor. It is commonly called a binary switch since it has a built in hysteresis. The circuit opens at ~115 psi and will not close again until the pressure drops to ~95 psi. So if you want to know the pressure you will need to instal a pressure sensor.
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