Pressure Switch with 1/4" Female NPT Connection – Adjustable and Reliable

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SKU MPS2040

BARCODE 642367090678

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Preset On - Off:20 - 40 PSI
Connection:1/4" Female NPT
Other Options:Standard
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Reviews

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.2 / 5 from 20 reviews.

This is not the actual Merrill switch that I needed. I settled for it because Merrill wouldn’t sell me the MPS5070 that I needed because I’m just a measly homeowner and not a dealer or whatever. I guess it’ll last 2 years and then break like the other one did but at least my system works again.

Pressure Switch with 1/4" Female NPT Connection – Adjustable and Reliable

I bought a Merrill product because I thought it was made in the US and my last 2 Square D's( made in Mexico) locked up during a backwash cycle with the contacts breaking and of course shooting water out the relief valve. I have installed the Merrill to see how it performs but I am disappointed that it was made in "CHINA". Like I said I thought I was buying American!!

Pressure Switch with 1/4" Female NPT Connection – Adjustable and Reliable

I installed this morning, working good, but I came back later checking on my connections I had to make for the pressure sensor tube, it was leaking. Not my connections but on the Switch, I first thought I got some water inside the switch, in soaking it out I kept seeing drips from a screw. Turned out all screws were Lose for the Diaphragm plate under the switch. I tightened all them up, very lose right out of box. I didn't think I needed to check those as they are done at Factory. Anyhow it seems to be fine now. We'll see for it's Durability. Like the Heavy Duty wire terminal's. Hope this help with heat.

Pressure Switch with 1/4" Female NPT Connection – Adjustable and Reliable