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Cleveland Controls NS2-1023-00 Air Intake Pressure Switch

Special Price $62.92 Regular Price $72.36
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NS2-1023-00
The Cleveland Controls NS2-1023-00 Differential air pressure switch is used in HVAC systems to provide control of air intake. It measures pressure fluctuations between the external air and the internal atmosphere of the equipment. When the pressure differential gets to a certain level, the switch turns on or off an electrical circuit as a response. This is vital, especially for designing proper airflow in rooftop units, air handling equipment, makeup air, and others. They include avoiding problems due to blocked filters or ductwork, improving system efficiency by maintaining the right airflow for combustion or ventilation and increasing safety by avoiding back-drafting in heating applications.
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Specifications

  • Type: Pressure Switch
    Manufacturer Name: Cleveland Controls
    Product Number: NS2-1023-00
    OEM Part Number: NS2-1023-00
    Product Description: Air Intake Pressure Switch
    Weight:0.15lbs/68.04g

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    Customer Questions
    What maintenance is required for the Cleveland Controls NS2-1023-00 Air Intake Pressure Switch?

    Inspect tubing and electrical connections regularly to ensure secure, clean operation. Remove dust buildup from sensing ports and housing to prevent false pressure readings. Verify calibration during scheduled system checks to maintain accurate airflow safety control.

    What are common issues with the Cleveland Controls NS2-1023-00 Air Intake Pressure Switch?

    • Inaccurate pressure sensing due to clogged ports or debris.
    • Intermittent switching from loose electrical connections or contact wear.
    • Moisture ingress causing corrosion or diaphragm malfunction.
    • Failure to actuate under low airflow or stuck internal mechanism.

    Installation Steps

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

    Step 2: Mount switch in a vibration-free, upright position near the air intake.

    Step 3: Connect sensing tubes to designated high/low ports securely and without kinks.

    Step 4: Wire electrical terminals per system diagram and ensure tight connections.

    Step 5: Restore power, check switch response to airflow changes, and confirm proper cut-in/cut-out operation.