Universal Air SW11310C HVAC Pressure Switch
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Universal Air SW11310C HVAC Pressure Switch

Brand Universal Air SW11310C
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Low pressure switch. Monitors HVAC system pressure for reliable control.

HVAC pressure switch for system protection and operation.

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Universal Air SW11310C Low Pressure Switch

The Universal Air SW11310C is an HVAC pressure switch used in automotive air conditioning systems to monitor low-side refrigerant pressure. It is a direct-fit style service part for technicians and owners replacing a failed switch in the HVAC circuit.

Key Features

  • Low pressure switch for automotive HVAC systems
  • Universal Air brand, Low Pressure Switch product line
  • Part number SW11310C for accurate ordering and service lookup
  • Used in air conditioning pressure monitoring circuits

Product Details

Universal Air’s Low Pressure Switch line focuses on HVAC control components that help the air conditioning system respond to refrigerant pressure conditions. The SW11310C is an HVAC pressure switch used to monitor low-pressure conditions in the system, helping support proper compressor control and system protection. When searching for a replacement for Honda Civic HVAC service, Acura TL air conditioning repair, or other vehicle-specific HVAC pressure switch applications, SW11310C is the part number to reference.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

What It Is Used For

  • Restoring HVAC pressure signal function after switch failure
  • Addressing intermittent compressor engagement caused by a faulty low pressure switch
  • Correcting air conditioning cut-out issues tied to low refrigerant pressure sensing
  • Replacing a damaged or electrically inconsistent HVAC pressure switch

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the connector style, thread pattern, and system requirements before installation. Recover refrigerant and follow proper HVAC service procedures before removing the existing switch. After installation, inspect for leaks and confirm the air conditioning system cycles correctly.

Quality Assurance

Universal Air supplies HVAC service components for automotive repair applications, and SW11310C is identified as a low pressure switch for pressure-based system control. Confirm the part number SW11310C against the vehicle’s original switch before ordering.

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