Air Compressor Pressure Control Switch with Valve Gauges Regulator

Good replacement for damaged one

The "metal" used can barely be called metal.Do not use PTFE tape or anything but light tightening when fitting the parts to this item.Instead use liquid PTFE.Remove parts from the old one before removing the manifold.You will need to reuse some earth screws from the old one and the metal cable clamp.Fit the new manifold with just the pressure gauges fitted.Once fitted to the compressure add the rest of the parts.Leave to set for 30 minutes and test.Mine settles at 90 PSI which is correct.

Bought as the old fitting had broken. This one although not as solid performed well. It's been on a while now and seems to be holding up well. No air leaks. Connections click in place okay. It just feels cheap, which it is. But in all honesty it does the job. Overall happy with purchase.

Very poor quality!!couldn't used even one time because the piece of rubbish cracks when i tried to install it

Just what I ordered

I will not complain as at this price it's cheaper than a new compressor. mine, like some others, was missing the screws for the earth clamps. This wasn't a deal breaker as I simply took them from the previous one. Would I buy it again, more than likely, but I would love to have one milled from a single block of metal than this cheap cast chinesium type material. but it could be worse.I also purchased some liquid PTFE instead of tape and my compressor was all back up, set up and holding its pressure within an hour or so. It's good stuff that liquid PTFE (Draper brand).

Great product, good price. I broke the original and replaced it with this. 15-minute job.Update. This cracked after 2 uses at high pressure. The body is really low-grade metal.

The metal it's made of is rubbish you can very easily cross thread had to take one of the gauges off put old one back on because of said cross threading problems but up and running now