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Cleveland Controls NS2-1015-00 Pressure Switch 0.30" WC

Special Price $62.92 Regular Price $72.36
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NS2-1015-00
The Cleveland Controls NS2-1015-00 Pressure Switch is used to monitor and act on low air pressure differential in HVAC systems. In particular, it is designed to measure a Pressure 0.30” water column, which means that it is rather sensitive to changes in pressure. This pressure switch works on a basic mechanism; a diaphragm in the switch is moved by the slightest pressure changes. This deflection activates a series of internal contacts that can be used to regulate sundry electrical appliances. When applied to HVAC systems, they find useful applications in several situations. It can be used to measure the static pressure over air filters so that the airflow is maintained and the filters are not blocked.
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Specifications

  • Type: Pressure Switch
  • Pressure: 0.30" water column
Manufacturer Name: Cleveland Controls
Product Number: NS2-1015-00
OEM Part Number: NS2-1015-00
Product Description: .30"Wc Pressure Switch
Weight:0.14lbs/63.5g

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What maintenance is required for the Cleveland Controls NS2-1015-00 Pressure Switch?

Inspect sensing tubing and pressure ports regularly for blockage or moisture buildup. Ensure electrical contacts remain tight and corrosion-free. Verify calibration against specified setpoint. Preventive maintenance ensures accurate switching, accurate pressure sensing, and reduces system downtime.

What are common issues with the Cleveland Controls NS2-1015-00 Pressure Switch?

  • Clogged or restricted sensing ports causing false readings.
  • Diaphragm fatigue or rupture leading to failure to actuate.
  • Electrical contact pitting or failure causing intermittent switching.
  • Setpoint drift affecting pressure accuracy.
  • Tubing leaks reducing responsiveness.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off HVAC power and apply lockout/tagout; check zero voltage before working.

Step 2: Mount the switch in the correct orientation using the bracket.

Step 3: Connect sensing tubes to the high and low pressure ports, ensuring airtight, kink-free routing.

Step 4: Wire the terminals according to the control diagram and secure all connections.

Step 5: Restore power and test operation, confirming proper make/break response.