Triple (dual) pressure sensor (Hyundai Elantra XD)
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The triple (dual) pressure sensor is a combination low pressure switch (to switch off the compressor at low refrigerant pressure), medium pressure (to prevent overheating) and high pressure (to switch off the compressor at high refrigerant pressure).
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