With COVID-19 on the rise worldwide, the medical industry is facing a shortage of ventilators. Each ventilator requires a sensitive air pressure switch to monitor when air pressure falls due to a disconnect of the breathing tube. Using Presair’s D1000E…
Air Switch Reduces Risk of Electric Shock ——————————————————————— Recently, we came across a consumer that has been using Presair’s air switch and air bellow in their float tank equipment. The customer wanted to come up with a way to turn lighting…
——————————————————————— Presair’s foot switches and hand controls are commonly used in medical equipment. The controls are pneumatic, therefore, this provides a safe switching environment. The pneumatic controls provide medical equipment OEMs low cost and high quality option they need to enhance…
——————————————————————— In this example, we explore its usefulness turning on a lighted microscope. Often times, a microscope is used in a workshop setting for closer inspections. This necessary process can quickly become annoying. Despite being in the middle of working…
Presair’s Hands-Free Foot Pedal Provides Convenience and Control When Power Switching ——————————————————————— In this example, we explore it’s usefulness turning on a lighted magnifying glass. Often times, a magnifying glass is used in a workshop setting for closer inspections. This…
——————————————————————— Presair designs and manufactures both momentary and alternate latching air switches. Used for many common applications, our air switches are a safe and economical solution. Using an air bellow to actuate the air switch, the user has complete electrical…
——————————————————————— We had a customer that had an interesting request. They wanted to add water from the ocean to a saltwater pool. They wanted to do it when the tide was just right and from at least a foot below…
——————————————————————— A customer required a switching solution for an air operated door. The door opens to a room with high explosion risk. Electricity could not be present at the switch to open the door due to the room’s environment. See…