Procedure
- Adjust the settings of the range adjusting screw to establish the control operating point on a pressure increase. The pointer on the right side of the graduated scale indicates the control operating point.
- Turn the differential adjusting screw until you establish the switch operating point that you want on a pressure decrease. The scale pointer on the left indicates the switch operating point. See Figure 1.
- Confirm the settings with an accurate pressure gage.
Example
- Turn the range adjusting screw until the pointer on the right is at 15 psig (103 kPa) on the graduated scale.
- Turn the differential adjusting screw until the scale pointer on the left is at 12 psig (83 kPa).
- Raise and lower the air pressure to check the accuracy of the settings.
Figure 1. Interior view of pressure control