New all weather, all stainless steel body construction, (superior to brass). For boost sensing turbocharged and supercharged engines for use with Nitrous oxide injection water/methanol injection, L.P.G. / C.N.G. charge density modifications etc , enabling very serious power gains. To have a look at our video, please follow the link below.

Comes with mid range spring fitted. Will require final adjustment thread locking with Loctite/resin/silicone or blue tac etc to secure.  includes ...

1. Weather resistant cover for electrical contacts. 

2. A choice of 4 different springs for infinite/fine and accurate adjustment to fine tune your engine spec/requirements.

3. 2 Crimp connectors. 
  • (2x 6.5mm spade terminals)
4.  NO Normally open
  • (Normally open SPSD Contacts)
5. Adjustable from 1-145 psi (0.7-10 bar) Service life 100 million cycles. IP54 Protection class.


6. Detailed instructions and after sales backup.
 Boost pressure switch.

Your pressure switch comes with the 0.7mm section stainless steel spring already fitted. This is the mid-range option.

The red spring is strong and rated from 14psi onwards. You will also have a 0.6 and a 0.5mm section spring for fine tuning adjustments.

You will be able to read the strongest spring rating laser etched into the body of the switch. (in MPa)

Some users like to run dual stage water injection for example, the lighter springs accommodate for this, and can be tuned to be activated from around 3 psi (+-1psi)

Unit thread size is 1/8 npt.

If exposed to high temperatures this switch needs to be protected with suitable insulation.

It can be mounted anywhere in the line after your compressor outlet (engine inlet), or “divorced” remotely fed with a tube, again of suitable material, if high temps are going to be an issue, best mounted to the bulkhead for example.

Switch adjustment.  You will need to either set up a pre-set rig, with a bike pump, compressed air, etc (use your imagination) and a basic light bulb circuit, using a pressure gauge and a 12v bulb. Alternatively, using a boost gauge, set with the light bulb circuit in car using small trial and error adjustments until your desired switch operating pressure.

When setting the final adjustment,  secure thread using semi-permanent/permanent, anti-vibration media like Loctite, silicone sealer, mastic, butyl, blue tac, paint, epoxy resin, chemical metal etc.

For more information see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWD6VCB61lE

Thank you for looking. Any wants or problems please get in touch.