GamaTech 220V 145PSI Digital Adjustable Pressure Switch Controller for Water Pump and Air Pump, 1/2" Male NPT

For a 1/2 inch brass male mounting fixture the wrench section is very thin and no conventional open end wrench fits in the 1/8 "gap. The cable for power was longer than the motor cable and very short to reach my junction box, had to relocate/rewire more than expected. At the end it was exactly what I was looking for. It took 5min to program and I tested it Worked perfect. After programing cut on and cut off settings if you loose power it retains the parameters the only bad part is after program is done and you drain the pressure completely it will fault out and lockup if it takes longer than wxpwcted to reach the pressure operating windows. Other than this it is a great product

Worked for about 4-5 months then started acting up, now just displays 0 for pressure reading and never changes. If I push pressure up or down button can trigger it to turn on, but the 0 pressure reading never changes. Sometimes just runs for a bit then goes into error mode. Ended up just going back to old skool well controller with contactor, nothing electronic just a screw to adjust pressure and put a $9 pressure gauge off to the side, and everything is fine.

Works great vs the mechanical ones that are so hard to adjust. Update after 11 months: I have 2 units one on the pump going to the house and the other for the sulf removal tank. The units worked great for about one year so far. The complete range pressure adjustment is great for the sulf tank pump as I can go down to 2 psi. I damaged one switch by installing it in short and it started to not shut off at right pressure. Purchased anther and no issues.

Replaced my mechanical pressure switch on my submersible well pump. It’s a 1.5HP single phase pump with a control box. I just removed the old switch and installed this one on the same wires (2 wires for power IN and 2 wires for power “out” ) 10 minutes install BUT please note that because the thread on this switch is 1/2” and normally (mine was) mechanical pressure switches are 1/4” you will need to run to the hardware store and buy a reduction 1/2” x 1/4” (I found at ACE but Home Depot or any hardware store will probably have it). I also added a 90 degree elbow so the display will be facing up, easier to see You can easily adjust any pressure for “on & off” separately and so choose the differential you want - Mine is set to 55-70 psi There also a “Dry fault” protection: if pump runs dry (no pressure) due to no water on the well or a broken pipe the switch turns the pump off automatically and shows a LED alarm That’s exactly what I wanted! Note to the manufacturer: 1) You should offer option of 1/4” thread 2) Next step: why not a WiFi interface with an App that we can control the switch from any smartphone AND receive alerts like no pressure, overtime running, and maybe even a water consumption meter! I will pay good 💰💰💰💰 for something like that! Home automation is the future!

Had to return the switch it was not listed that it only will work with 5 amps or less...

This product is doing exactly what I needed to address what the old-style mechanical pressure switches can't do - which is to reduce the pressure shut-on and -off range to be less than (or greater is you want) the standard 20 psi range between shut-on and off. With this product I was able to adjust both the shut-on and shut-off pressure levels independently from each other. In my case, I had enough water pressure (65 psi) on the high end (aka the shut-off point) but the pressure dropped too low - meaning it doped a full 20 psi before the well turned back on - and that was too low for our house needs. The result is a much improved working faucet pressure in the hours. The down-side is that your well pump will turn on sooner and more frequently in some cases where the pressure range has been set to a smaller range. And I for one am fine with that since now I don't have stare at dribbling faucet or shower and wait for the pump to start up again. Also, this is a recent install and so I can't speak to the durability of the product. And further, the instructions are pretty good, but you may need to disable the pressure fluctuation sensor (especially right after you install the product) as it seems to be very sensitive to what I would describe as a minor start-up pressure fluctuation) because it may automatically shut down if it senses that. In my case, I knew what was going on and knew that my pump was working just fine so I disabled this function and everything has been working fine. One last note, you need to install a check valve in the system and the instructions are a little murky on this. The check valve needs to be installed on the outlet side of the pump and before the new pressure regulator. In other words, first there is the pump outlet, then check valve, then the new pressure regulator and then the water goes into your pressure tank. So far, I would recommend this product for what I needed.

I replaced a standard well pump pressure controller with this because it had a pressure sensor and display as well as automatic shut-off when no water was detected from a dry well. It also had a customizable time delay to prevent rapid pump on-off when it sensed the tank was full. It's a shame it failed so quickly because it all worked. I won't be buying it again.

Works great for my water well. one must reset each time pressure goes below low pressure setting like 0 when emtying the sytem. Easy to do , just press the high pressure button and it resets.