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Re: Pneumatic pressure switch

The pressure switch has two settings.

At the high point (115 - 120 usually), the sensor will send a signal to the control. At this point, the compressor should be shut off.

As you use pneumatics, the pressure will drop. When you reach the low set point (100 - 105 usually), the compressor will come back on. Unless something malfunctions, you should never trip the relief valve.
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