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Cleveland Controls DFS-221-347 Air Flow Switch, SPDT, 120-277Vac

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The Cleveland Controls DFS-221-347 is a reliable, fixed-setpoint air flow switch engineered for HVAC and combustion applications where accurate airflow detection is critical. Designed to operate on a pressure rise, this SPDT (Single-Pole, Double-Throw) switch activates at a precise differential pressure of .05″ ± .02″ w.c., making it ideal for proving airflow in furnaces, air handlers, and combustion equipment.

Built for broad voltage compatibility, the DFS-221-347 accepts 120–277Vac power, simplifying integration into a wide range of commercial and residential control systems. Its 1/4″ barbed connections allow for quick, tool-free tubing attachment, and the unit is rated for a maximum inlet pressure of 1/2 PSI. The wetted materials are compatible with air and combustion by-products that will not degrade silicone, ensuring long-term durability in demanding environments.

Key Features
  • SPDT switching action for versatile control circuit integration
  • Fixed setpoint: operates on pressure rise at .05″ ± .02″ w.c.
  • Wide voltage range: 120–277Vac
  • 1/4″ barbed port connections for easy tubing attachment
  • Maximum inlet pressure: 1/2 PSI (0.5 PSI)
  • Compatible with air and combustion by-products that will not degrade silicone
Specifications
  • Brand: Cleveland Controls
  • SKU: DFS-221-347
  • Switch Type: SPDT (Single-Pole, Double-Throw)
  • Operating Principle: Fixed setpoint, pressure rise
  • Actuation Pressure: .05″ ± .02″ w.c.
  • Voltage Rating: 120–277Vac
  • Connection Type: 1/4″ Barbed
  • Maximum Pressure: 1/2 PSI
  • Media Compatibility: Air or combustion by-products that will not degrade silicone
Applications
  • Airflow proving in residential and commercial furnaces
  • Air handler and blower operation verification
  • Combustion equipment safety interlocks
  • HVAC control systems requiring differential pressure sensing