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Cleveland Controls NS2-0556-00 Air Flow Switch

Special Price $49.52 Regular Price $64.37
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NS2-0556-00
The Cleveland Controls NS2-0556-00 Air Flow Switch is an essential part used in HVAC systems to control the airflow in different equipment. This switch operates based on airflow, and its sensing element is designed to detect presence or absence of airflow. The switch is triggered to shut and create an electrical circuit to indicate the proper functioning of the system. In case of restricted or lack of airflow, the switch opens to produce an alarm or stop the equipment from functioning or getting damaged. This ensures the better performance and energy use as well as protects against risks that come with low airflow to the systems including overheating and or system failure.
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Specifications

  • Type: Air Flow Switch
    Manufacturer Name: Cleveland Controls
    Product Number: NS2-0556-00
    OEM Part Number: NS2-0556-00
    Product Description: Air Flow Switch
    Weight:0.12lbs/54.43g

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    Customer Questions
    What maintenance is required for the Cleveland Controls NS2-0556-00 Air Flow Switch?

    Inspect and clean the sensing port and tubing regularly to prevent dust or moisture blockages. Verify electrical connections remain tight and corrosion-free. Periodic testing ensures accurate airflow detection, improving system safety and preventing false shutdowns or failures.

    What are common issues with the Cleveland Controls NS2-0556-00 Air Flow Switch?

    • Clogged sensing port or tubing causing no detection.
    • Sticking diaphragm or internal mechanism failure.
    • Electrical contact wear leading to intermittent switching.
    • Wiring faults or loose terminals.
    • False triggering from vibration or turbulence.

    Installation Steps

    Step 1: Turn off electrical power and ensure the HVAC or combustion system is fully shut down.

    Step 2: Mount the switch in the recommended orientation away from vibration.

    Step 3: Connect high and low-pressure ports to sensing tubes, ensuring correct color coding and no kinks.

    Step 4: Wire the terminals according to the system control diagram.

    Step 5: Restore power and check the inducer or blower creates proper pressure to actuate the switch.

    Step 6: Test system safety operation and confirm no fault codes or airflow issues before normal use.