CF non-adjustable bottle heater switch
01-26-2006, 12:59 PM
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I would call cold Fusion Directly. Most companys offer a year on items like that.
If they do not Look at this switch for a better one.
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/outlet/...section_id=154
Dave
If they do not Look at this switch for a better one.
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/outlet/...section_id=154
Dave
01-26-2006, 01:11 PM
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I believe the pressure switch you have has a max adjustabilty of only 1000 psi and has a differential of 180 psi. This means if you set it to 900 psi....it has a repeatabilty of + or - 90 psi (180 total). So if you set it for 900 psi it may be 810 or 990. The max you can get your bottle to is 1000 psi and with the differential....you actually may only get 910 psi...
THe NX is about +/- 20 for a differential of about 40 psi.
The adjustable one we use is within +/- 25. for about a 50 psi differential. and adjust to 1250 psi..
Dave
THe NX is about +/- 20 for a differential of about 40 psi.
The adjustable one we use is within +/- 25. for about a 50 psi differential. and adjust to 1250 psi..
Dave
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01-26-2006, 02:19 PM
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pressure switch Actually DAVE, the CFN adjustable switch is +/- 10% ...The ajustable switch works great and rarely ever fails. It can also be ajusted to go over 1000psi.
The switch he has is a non-ajustable type that is a safety switch not a on/off switch. It is designed to turn off at 1100 and not cut back on until well below 900.
The switch he has is a non-ajustable type that is a safety switch not a on/off switch. It is designed to turn off at 1100 and not cut back on until well below 900.
Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
I believe the pressure switch you have has a max adjustabilty of only 1000 psi and has a differential of 180 psi. This means if you set it to 900 psi....it has a repeatabilty of + or - 90 psi (180 total). So if you set it for 900 psi it may be 810 or 990. The max you can get your bottle to is 1000 psi and with the differential....you actually may only get 910 psi...
THe NX is about +/- 20 for a differential of about 40 psi.
The adjustable one we use is within +/- 25. for about a 50 psi differential. and adjust to 1250 psi..
Dave
THe NX is about +/- 20 for a differential of about 40 psi.
The adjustable one we use is within +/- 25. for about a 50 psi differential. and adjust to 1250 psi..
Dave
01-26-2006, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by ALBERT@COLD FUSION
Actually DAVE, the CFN adjustable switch is +/- 10% ...The ajustable switch works great and rarely ever fails. It can also be ajusted to go over 1000psi.
The switch he has is a non-ajustable type that is a safety switch not a on/off switch. It is designed to turn off at 1100 and not cut back on until well below 900.
The switch he has is a non-ajustable type that is a safety switch not a on/off switch. It is designed to turn off at 1100 and not cut back on until well below 900.
Sorry,
I did not relize that coldfusion had a non adjustable switch. Do you mind if I ask what it looks like and what it is..
Just so that someone does not think I am asking to cause trouble. I am asking so that I know when I am asked.. Purely for knowledge.
Oh and Thank you for your time Albert.
Dave
01-26-2006, 04:04 PM
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Albert,
As far as I know there is no other company in united states that builds a switch that looks similiar to the hobbs switch.
Here is the link to what I thought to be your switch.
http://content.honeywell.com/sensing...scorp/P7_9.pdf
If your is not a hobs can you tell me what it is ?
Also I do not know of any switch to have the accuracy you claim your switch has..
Again Im just asking for techniacl information.. Something is not adding up to me..
Dave
As far as I know there is no other company in united states that builds a switch that looks similiar to the hobbs switch.
Here is the link to what I thought to be your switch.
http://content.honeywell.com/sensing...scorp/P7_9.pdf
If your is not a hobs can you tell me what it is ?
Also I do not know of any switch to have the accuracy you claim your switch has..
Again Im just asking for techniacl information.. Something is not adding up to me..
Dave
01-26-2006, 04:08 PM
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Also,
On a different note I have a customer I am helping with one of these switches now. I am trying to help him over the phone and all he can tell me is that the thread size is a 1/2 on his ruler. I am trying to help him come up with a fitting.Can you tell me that thread size.
Dave
On a different note I have a customer I am helping with one of these switches now. I am trying to help him over the phone and all he can tell me is that the thread size is a 1/2 on his ruler. I am trying to help him come up with a fitting.Can you tell me that thread size.
Dave
01-26-2006, 04:46 PM
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you will not have a fitting... The thread is 1/2 - 20... We are the only ones with the fitting. you will need to make him a custom fitting. Since you know so much about the part why are you asking for the thread???
01-26-2006, 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
I would call cold Fusion Directly. Most companys offer a year on items like that.
If they do not Look at this switch for a better one.
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/outlet/...section_id=154
Dave
If they do not Look at this switch for a better one.
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/outlet/...section_id=154
Dave
He's being taken care of, how does this thread involve you?