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Cleveland Controls ANA-124-183 Air Pressure Sensing Switch

Special Price $66.75 Regular Price $76.77
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ANA-124-183
The Cleveland Controls ANA-124-183 Air Pressure Sensing Switch is an essential part of HVAC systems whose function is to regulate and monitor air pressure in a variety of applications. This switch works on a basic but efficient mechanism it uses a diaphragm that acts in accordance to the pressure of the air. When the pressure crosses a specific limit, the diaphragm bends and switches an internal affair closing or opening a circuit. This action sounds alarms and starts control signals or safety shutdowns to achieve better performance of the system and avoid failures.
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Specifications

  • Type: Air Pressure Sensing Switch
    Manufacturer Name: Cleveland Controls
    Product Number: ANA-124-183
    OEM Part Number: ANA-124-183
    Product Description: Air Pressure Sensing Switch
    Weight:0.69lbs/312.98g

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    Customer Questions
    What maintenance is required for the Cleveland Controls ANA-124-183 Air Pressure Sensing Switch?

    Inspect pressure tubing and ports regularly for dust or moisture buildup. Ensure electrical connections remain tight and corrosion-free. Periodically verify calibration accuracy and switch operation under normal system pressure to ensure accurate performance and safety.

    What are common issues with the Cleveland Controls ANA-124-183 Air Pressure Sensing Switch?

    • Pressure sensing drift causing inaccurate switching thresholds.
    • Clogged or blocked sensing ports reducing responsiveness.
    • Intermittent electrical contact leading to false signals.
    • Diaphragm wear or damage causing inconsistent operation.
    • Vacuum line leaks affecting pressure detection accuracy.

    Installation Steps

    Step 1: Turn off electrical power and gas supply; confirm unit is fully shut down before servicing.

    Step 2: Remove access panel and note tubing and wire connections from the existing old switch.

    Step 3: Disconnect electrical leads and pressure tubing carefully to avoid damage.

    Step 4: Mount new switch in the same orientation and secure it to the bracket.

    Step 5: Reconnect tubing to correct ports and ensure tight, leak-free fit.

    Step 6: Reattach wiring, restore power, and test system for proper draft and safe operation.