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Cleveland Controls RFS-4100-040 Adjustable Pressure Switch 0.15-5" WC

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RFS-4100-040
The Cleveland Controls RFS-4100-040 Adjustable Pressure Switch for HVAC systems. It is designed for use in low-pressure systems and has a pressure range of 0.15 to 5-inches WC. This switch is both a safety and control element that measures the system pressure and initiates actions depending on the set pressure levels. When the system pressure rises above the upper setpoint, the switch closes a normally open contact to respond to the situation such as stopping a fan or sounding an alarm. When pressure goes below the lower set point, the switch opens a normally closed contact which may be used to start up equipment or perform other functions as required.
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Specifications

  • Type: Pressure Switch
  • Pressure Range: 0.15"-5" water column
Manufacturer Name: Cleveland Controls
Product Number: RFS-4100-040
OEM Part Number: RFS-4100-040
Product Description: .15-5"Wc Adjustablepressuresw
Weight:0.52lbs/235.87g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Cleveland Controls RFS-4100-040 Adjustable Pressure Switch?

Inspect pressure ports and tubing for blockages and leaks regularly. Clean sensing components to ensure accurate readings. Proper calibration and secure electrical connections are essiencial. This prevents erratic switching and maintains safe airflow operation.

What are common issues with the Cleveland Controls RFS-4100-040 Adjustable Pressure Switch?

  • Inaccurate pressure switching due to diaphragm wear.
  • Air leaks in sensing tubing causing unstable readings.
  • Electrical contact failure leading to intermittent operation.
  • Calibration drift causing incorrect setpoint response.
  • Blocked ports reducing sensitivity.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power and isolate HVAC system; confirm zero pressure.

Step 2: Mount switch on stable surface in upright position away from vibration.

Step 3: Connect sensing tubing to high and low ports correctly and securely.

Step 4: Wire terminals per diagram, ensure proper grounding and tight connections.

Step 5: Set pressure range using adjustment dial according to system specification.

Step 6: Restore power, test operation, check for leaks.