Pressure Switches

A pressure switch is an electrical device used to activate or deactivate a circuit once a set level of pressure has been reached within the system. It is heavily applied when it comes to controlling and determining the amount of pressure in the systems carrying either gases or liquids.

Common Types of Pressure Switches

In general, there are two types of pressure switches. Mechanical pressure switches often use a diaphragm or piston to activate a spring-loaded mechanism, which makes the device work reliably for industrial purposes. Electronic pressure switches use sensors and electronic circuits to offer much more accurate measurements. They provide digital outputs for better monitoring and control in more complex systems.

Benefits of Pressure Switches?

• Accuracy: It accurately controls by enabling or disabling equipment according to specific levels of pressure.


• Durability: Pressure switches are capable of withstanding extreme critical situations and short maintenance periods.


• Efficiency: The Pressure switch is manufactured to achieve the maximum possible performance, save energy, and reduce cost.


• Safety: Pressure switches can help meet the required industry standards and provide efficient protection of your equipment and operations.

Select Kimo Instruments for reliable, high-quality pressure switches that keep your systems running smoothly for reliable, high-quality pressure switches that keep your systems running smoothly.