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SPECIFICATIONS 

Model AFS–460–136  Air Pressure 

Sensing Switch 

with manual reset feature, 

DPDT contact arrangement, 

for 120 VAC applications. 

Sample Media:

  Air or combustion 

by-products that will not degrade 

silicone.

Mounting Position

 (in order 

to meet lowest operating 

specifications):  Diaphragm in any 

vertical plane.

Field Adjustable Range:

 

0.40 ± .06"w.c. to 12.0"w.c. 

Maximum Pressure: 

0.5 psi (0.03 bar)

Operating Temperature Range:

    

-40 to 180F (-40 to 82C)

Electrical Rating:

  

4.5 VA  @ 120 V AC, 50/60 Hz.

Contacts: 

DPDT,  2 form-C

 

rated 8 amp @ 250 V AC.

Electrical Connections:

 

Screw  terminals.

Sample Line Connections:

  

Ferrule and nut compression type 

connectors will accept .25" OD rigid 

tubing.

Shipping Weight:

  1.2 lbs.

Agency Approvals

: pending

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

(SEE FIGURE 3)

Before pressure is applied to the diaphragm, 

the snap switch contacts will be in the nor

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mally  closed  (NC)  position. As  differential 

pressure rises above the field adjustable set 

point, the snap switch opens, de-energizing 

the coil on the slave relay, which activates 

the DPDT contacts. An LED indicates that 

the  snap  switch  exceeds  differential  set 

point. It remains lit until the manual reset 

push button is depressed.

FIELD ADJUSTMENT

The 

AFS-460–136

  Manual Reset Air Switch 

has  an  adjustment  range  of  0.40  to  12.0" 

w.c.,  ±.06" w.c. To adjust the set point:
Turn the adjusting screw counterclockwise 

until motion has stopped. Next, turn the ad

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justing screw 4 complete turns in a clockwise 

direction  to  engage  the  spring.  From  this 

point, the next ten turns will be used for the 

actual calibration. 

Each full turn represents  

approximately 1.16" w.c. 
Please note:  

To properly calibrate an  Air 

Switch, a digital manometer or other mea

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suring device should be used to confirm the 

actual set point.

(Figure 3) Shown in "on shelf" condition: 

no power and no differential pressure 

applied. 

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