QWORK Air Compressor Pressure Switch for Pneumatic Tools, 90–120PSI Adjustable Controller

So far good. Purchased this for an old 20gal 125psi max compressor that had a faulty pressure switch and no longer switched off when it reached the desired pressure. Doesn't come with any instructions, but does have a wiring diagram on the inside of the cap. Ended up not using the smaller air valve, hose connector and pressure relief valve as they were of much lower quality compared to what I already had. Between the new part and my old part, I had enough parts to make the repair. This kit doesn't come with any thread tape, so have that purchased ahead of time and ready, you will need it on ALL threads. Doing this, I had ZERO leaks.

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Part quality a little on the thin side.

Great aftermarket

I bought this unit to replace the regulator assembly on an old compressor I got for nothing. I wasn't going to spend a lot of money on repairing it. This was a pretty inexpensive option. At the very least the switch and gauges were worth the price. I first installed it as is out of the box with thread sealer and it leaked in a few places. Took it apart and used the pressure release valve and the coupler from my old unit and used a lot of teflon tape. Made everything as tight as possible without breaking anything and got it together with no leaks. The regulator works but isn't very accurate. It's good enough for what I'll use the compressor for. I didn't expect a top quality unit for this price but it does work and I'm satisfied for now. We'll see how it holds up.

Please don't waste your money on this one, let me explain. I suppose somewhat my fault for trying to save a couple of bucks. This thing is not worth the postage that it took to get here. Got it installed and wired, filled up my tank and I could hear a hissing. Tracked it down to a gauge and tightened it. It was still hissing. Tightened it down some more, still hissing. Turns out the gauge had an internal leak making it useless. Not the end of the world I had another gauge so NBD. Upon tracking down another leak, it was the regulator. The entire regulator body was cracked. Now this isn't my first rodeo with these types of things, but the regulator body was as cheaply made as it could possibly be, and I suspect it cracked during installation.. So let's assume that's my fault but next on the list is the unloader valve. It does not function properly. One flaw, I can overcome but three on the same job? I don't think so. As I'm typing this, I hear the pressure relief valve leaking as well. I even have another one of those but by this point what did I actually buy?

Worked great

My old compressor is new because ot the pressure switch.