Pressure Switch for Air Compressor 95125 psi, 1Port Description This pressure switch controls an air compressor by turning the motor on and off to maintain pressure within the 95 to 125 psi range. Its singleport design connects directly to compressors that accept a oneport pressure switch, providing a straightforward replacement or upgrade option for systems that require this pressure range. Key benefits Consistent pressure control: Automatically activates and stops the compressor to keep tank pressure within the 95 to 125 psi range, reducing manual adjustments. Protects equipment and reduces wear: Prevents excessive cycling and helps maintain steady operation of the compressor and connected pneumatic tools. Simple compatibility and fit: Designed for compressors that use a singleport pressure switch with a 95125 psi control range, making it suitable for many workshop and light industrial systems. Compact, nofrills design: Oneport configuration keeps installation clean and minimizes plumbing complexity. Important attributes Function: Monitors tank pressure and switches the compressor motor on and off to maintain target pressure range. Pressure range: 95 to 125 psi. Ports: Single port configuration for direct tank connection. Performance: Reliable switching for stable system pressure and consistent tool performance. Installation: Intended as a direct replacement for compressors requiring a oneport, 95125 psi pressure switch. Basic wiring and tank mounting required. Typical applications Workshop compressor replacement: Swap a worn or failed pressure switch on a home or small commercial compressor that operates in the 95125 psi range. Pneumatic tool supply: Maintain steady pressure for impact wrenches, air ratchets, and spray guns in a small or garage. Small production or maintenance setups: Control compressor cycling for equipment that needs consistent pressure within the specified range. Notes Verify that your compressor accepts a oneport pressure switch and that the 95125 psi range matches your system requirements before installation. Follow proper electrical and plumbing safety practices. Consult a qualified technician if you are unsure about wiring or mounting procedures.