Description
B513 Series Push Button Air Actuator is designed for customer applications where conventional pneumatic controls are powerful enough, or where hazardous conditions would be of concern.
The B513 Push Button Actuator is surrounded by a hard enclosure with an internal sealed bellow to prevent water from entering the air tube that connects the button to the air switch. When pressed, the air actuator sends a pulse of air to the air switch which safely controls the equipment.
Our standard B513 Series Push Button Air Actuator is available in both White and Chrome finishes, with other options available. Please contact us.
Product Specifications
- Hard Push Button Air Actuator
- White or Chrome Bezel Finish
- 3.90 – inch stem length
- 1.25 – inch maximum panel thickness
At Presair, we understand that each customer has unique requirements for their specific applications. That’s why we offer a range of custom options to tailor your pneumatic controls precisely to your needs. Customization includes sizes, colors or private branding to showcase your business’ identity. Additionally, we prioritize quality control to ensure the dependable operation of our products. Before each product leaves our facility we fully inspect each unit to provide peace of mind in regards to the durability and reliability of our products. Our controls are shipped from our facility in Eau Claire, WI. We ship our products to customers across the globe.
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David (verified owner) –
I needed a replacement valve for my older vintage Jacuzzi spa. The Jacuzzi website showed that parts are no longer available. Luckily, I was able to take the valve apart, find Presair’s name on the bottom, and locate this replacement part on your website. It fits perfectly, is identical to the original, and my problem is solved. My only suggestions to Presair would be to consider providing a list of original equipment manufacturers or models that used your valves so that consumers can readily identify you as a source for replacement parts (perhaps linking yourselves to “spa repair” on search engines?), and provide additional dimension information on your spec sheet. The spec sheet shows a single top trim escutcheon diameter that was too wide – I worried about this but when I received the valve I found that there are two top escutcheons and the top one could be removed and discarded, leaving only the lower which was the correct smaller dimension.