where switch #2 can be set up to 25% of range span below switch #1 setpoint; switches may be wired “normally open” or “normally closed”. ELECTRICAL RATING* 15A 125/250/480 VAC

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UE pressure switch J120-616 Features: · (SPDT or DPDT) output single-point switch Welding stainless steel diaphragm * Ultra low pressure, inches of water level Optional sensor material for corrosive media · Polished stainless steel sanitary link Technical

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UE J120 Pressure Switch, 25-500 psi setpoint range, one SPDT, 15A@125/250/480 VAC, two 3/4" FNPT elect. conn., NEMA 4X, 7 & 9 encl., welded 316LSS bellows, 

J120-680 UE Model J120 Pressure Switch. UE J120 Pressure Switch, 100-1700 psi setpoint range, one SPDT, 15A@125/250/480 VAC, two 3/4" FNPT elect. conn., 

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Even if all the tires look okay, you should check their pressure at the first available service station as they may still be under-inflated. When you buy a new car, or when you borrow or hire another car, you should check tire pressure as soon as possible. Keep in mind that you are ultimately responsible for the road-worthiness of any vehicle