A high pressure switch (HPS) and a low pressure switch (LPS) are protective devices for the compressor and refrigeration circuit. The high pressure switch monitors the system for an inoperative outdoor motor, and/or a dirty/restricted condenser (outdoor) coil.
A pressure switch is a form of switch that closes an electrical contact when a certain set fluid pressure has been reached on its input. The switch may be designed to make contact either on pressure rise or on pressure fall.
The AC pressure switch is a safety switch that is mounted on both the high and low sides of the air conditioning system. ... Depending on which side of the system the sensor is mounted in, when the pressure rises too high or drops too low, the switch will turn off the compressor to prevent damage from occurring.
High pressure can be caused in a refrigeration plant due to various causes like over charge, loss of cooling water, high ambient temperature, air, or other incompressible gases in the system, and obstruction in the discharge line of the compressor.
The AC pressure switch is a safety switch that is mounted on both the high and low sides of the air conditioning system. It monitors the pressure of the refrigerant on its respective side of the system. ... When the pressure is too low, the compressor risks damage due to running with low oil.
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