Air Pressure Switch 1/4"-18 NPT 110-140 PSI 24V 12V DC Pressure Switch, Silver, Automatically Operating, IP54 Rated

Works like a charm

Exactly how described and expected

I have an upright Kobalt oil-less air compressor for about 2 years now. It has a kick-in pressure of 95 psi and shuts off at 175 psi. At the time I bought it, I thought it was great. However, thinking about it now, the compressor runs and runs to bring the pressure to 175 psi before shutting off. In other words, it works a lot harder than it has to trying to get to 175 psi. The higher the cut-out pressure the harder the compressor has to work. Anyways, I replaced the original pressure switch with this one. Now the compressor kicks on at 110 psi and kicks off at 145 psi. I think this is better settings for this particular compressor. Now the compressor doesn't run for an additional 5-6 minutes every time I use it. If you have one of these Kobalt 20 gallon compressors, you might want to consider one of these for your compressor.

On average, it will trigger at 107-108, and turn off around 135. Rarely will it allow the pump/tank to reach 140 psi.

Works awesome, cuts on when air cuts on when under 90psi and off at 130. Easy to wire with no adjustment hassle.

Good quality and price fast shipping . Works great on my airbag suspension tank.

Seems to cut out when it should. I have no real reason to think that it won't rust or corrode like the original OEM one did on my Husky so as long as if it last at least two years i will keep the 5 star review

Recently after years of flawless service the 120/150psi pressure switch on my Bostich 6gal pancake compressor went out, no biggie I say. Boy was I wrong, after weeks of trying I've have now gone thru 5 switches from different venders including an OEM for twice the price and longest delivery time. NONE of the switches worked at the specs advertised, all of them went past cut off causing the 160psi pressure valve to pop off. After 4 tries I ordered the 110/140 from this vender but once again the specs were not right. One of the switches popped the pressure relief valve and the second one cut off just under 160psi which for now will have to do. So if you are lucky enough to get a switch that works at PSI advertised congratulations, for those that didn't, try a lower psi and good luck.