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Pressure Switches

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baggedb22   +1y
Ok here's what i got going on, I'm gonna be running 2 compressors but i want the one to be on a 145psi shut off and the other to be on a 200 psi shut off is this possible? I heard you can just 2 compressors to a square D pressure switch, Do they both have to be on the same psi shut off? Or am i better off running a 110/145 pressure switch on the thomas, and a 145/175 on the ViAir?? Or should i run them both of the same shut off??? I need help guys im not used to two compressors!!!Thanks in advance!
impulse   +1y
run them each on the seperate pressure switches... it should be fine.
baggedb22   +1y
Yea i no that for the regular switch, but i heard u can run both on the square D pressure switch, If i run 2 Regular switchs would it be on to run a 110/145 on the thomas and a 145/175 on the ViAir or should they both be ran on the same psi shut off???
slammed83mazda   +1y
like post says square d;s are nice why ur trying to use 2 diff pressure switches dunno i recommend the square d highly because u can adjust ur psi easily and it would be less stress on ur compressors plus it looks cleaner and neater

my set up neat clean and simple on a regular square d adjustable 200psi switch ---->
baggedb22   +1y
Yea but the thing is i wanna run the thomas on a 145 shut off and the ViAir on a 200 psi shut off can i do that on one square D switch??
slammed83mazda   +1y
naw one square d will shut off both compressors
baggedb22   +1y
What do you guys think though ones a ViAIR 380 and ones a thomas 337, Should shut them both off at the same time? I kinda wanted to shut the thomas off at 145 and the ViAir at 175-200. But maybe both at 175 would that be to much of a strain on the Thomas?
baggedb22   +1y
Let me no what u guys think i need some advice!
mullet   +1y
I think it would be cool to run two seperate tanks w/ a regulator between the tanks.. so the smaller psi tank will be refilled by the higher psi tank.. that way you will have a controlled (slower) movement ride most of the time.. and then you can crank that joker open and go wild when you want too.
Mike
s10blazed   +1y
The ideal situation here would be to swap the Thomas for a 2nd ViAir and run them off of the same switch. It will cut down on plumbing, wiring, and headaches.

If you are dead set on using these 2 compressors together, use 2 seperate pressure switches. A square d style can control 2 or more compressors but only has 1 adjustment. In either case I would recommend using proper relays if you don't already have them.