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Cleveland Controls
DIVISION OF UNICONTROL INC.
1111 Brookpark Rd
Cleveland OH 44109
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Fax: 216-398-8558
Email:saleshvac@unicontrolinc.com
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Cleveland Controls
Division of UniControl Inc.
BulletinRSS495/498.01
APPLICATION
Series RSS-495/498 switches feature
customer-specified fixed set points be-
tween 0.12"w.c. and 4.00"w.c.
They can be used to sense positive,
negative or differential air pressure,
and are available with various sample
line connections, terminal styles, and
mounting arrangements.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION &
OPERATION
The thermoplastic housing contains a
sensing diaphragm and includes the ex-
ternally-mounted snap-acting switch.
Sample line connectors are located
on either or both sides of the diaphragm
to accept air sample connections.
The electrical connection consists
of male quick-connect terminals.
The snap action switch can be
actuated by a pressure or vacuum air
flow, or by a pressure or vacuum dif
-
ferential.
MOUNTING (FIGURE 1)
Select a mounting location free from
vibration. Mount with the diaphragm in
any vertical plane in order to maintain
the specified operating set point. Avoid
mounting with the sample line connec-
tions directed upward.
Standard surface mount arrange
-
ment is via the two 0.14" slots in the
bracket. Various other mounting con-
figurations are available (see Figure
4).
AIR SAMPLING CONNECTION
(FIGURE 2)
Series RSS-495/498 switches are
available with many different types of
sample line connections that accept a
wide range of flexible and rigid sample
line connections (see Figure 5).
Refer to Figure 2 to identify the
High inlet (H) and the Low inlet (L).
Connect the sample lines as follows:
Series
RSS-495/498
OEM AIR PRESSURE SENSING SWITCHES WITH FIXED SET POINT
Positive Pressure Only: Connect
the sample line to H; L remains open to
the atmosphere.
Negative Pressure Only: Connect
the sample line to L; H remains open to
the atmosphere.
Two Negative Samples: Connect
higher negative sample to L; lower
sample to H.
Two Positive Samples: Connect
higher positive sample to H; lower
sample to L.
One Positive and One Negative:
Connect positive sample to H; connect
negative sample to L.