Refrigerator Freon Recharge Kit, R134A AC Refrigerant Charge Hose Set with Pressure Gauge,1/2" Acme, A/C Recharge Measuring U-Hose Can Tap, Perfect for Car AC Air Conditioning Refrigerant
- ❄️【PREMIUM QUALITY】Experience a longer and more durable refrigerant charging hose with our product. R134A can tap valve and R134A low side quick coupler is made of high quality aluminum alloy, for high heat resistance durability and safety. Extra large and colored dials with celsius scale are easy to read, gauge rated 250psi (blue) max pressure, hose rated 3000 psi burst pressure, and 600 psi max working pressure.
- ❄️【EASY TO USE】The car ac recharge kit is designed with a 90-degree push & lock coupler with auto shut off. Come with a gauge for easy viewing during use and getting a correct charge. If the needle is not on 0psi, please open the lid on the gauge, then adjust the knob in the gauge before using. 1/2’’ ACME female , R134A low pressure quick coupler.1/2 Thread for American and Europe.
- ❄️【WIDE COMPATIBILITY】Efficient automotive refrigerator recharge kit for automotive A/C systems with R-134a R-12 R-22 freon. This refrigerant charging hose is not just for cars, but also for home air conditioners, with high working performance. This freon hose is designed to ONLY work with piercing-type R-134a bottles.
- ❄️【WHAT YOU GET】FAVORCOOL Refrigerator Freon Recharge Kit has 12 month warranty, a true worry-free shopping experience. If this part ever fails, simply contact us for a replacement or refund.
- Warm Tips ---- We value the satisfaction of our customers and want to ensure that they are fully informed about using our product. Please keep in mind that the 1/2 ACME connector of the hose needs to be fully secured in place, especially for vehicles with shallow spaces and hard-to-reach connectors. Our investigation found that 99% of users who reported leaks had connector issues, not product defects. If you do experience a leak, simply detach the hose and carefully connect it again.
NOTE
We value the satisfaction of our customers and want to ensure that they are fully informed about using our product. Please keep in mind that the 1/2 ACME connector of the hose needs to be fully secured in place, especially for vehicles with shallow spaces and hard-to-reach connectors. Our investigation found that 99% of users who reported leaks had connector issues, not product defects. If you do experience a leak, simply detach the hose and carefully connect it again.
ACCURATE LOW-PRESSURE GAUGE
No-flutter pointer, color-coded scale range to mark pressure state with LOW FULL ALERT DANGER.
R134A REFRIGERANT CAN TAP VALVE
Metal can tap with 1/2" female thread interface, can screw to fix on 1/2" male thread of refrigerant bottle opening. Self-piercing type R134A can tap, with T type knob and internal pin with sharp tip.
R134A QUICK COUPLER
Metal R134A low-pressure side quick coupler features with quick interface, accurate snap lock, anti-slip grip ring, and internal ball bearings.
AC Charge Hose with Gauge
SPECIFICATION
1. Total length: 14" (the gauge is right in the middle).
2. Material: Rubber nylon resin hose and metal fittings.
FITMENT TYPE
Air conditioning: fit for all models with easy-to-reach R134A suction service port.
Refrigerant can: Can with 1/2" male thread bottle opening, self-piercing type.
How to use R134A Car AC Refrigerant Charge Hose
1. Turn the bottle valve counterclockwise until the indicator is in the up position to prevent accidental piercing of the bottle.
2. Locate the low-pressure port of the air conditioning system and remove the plastic cap. Connect the quick connector to the low-pressure port.
3. Attach the bottle valve to the refrigerant tank, hold the tank in the correct position, and turn the filler valve clockwise until the top of the bottle is pierced.
4. Turn the filler valve counterclockwise until refrigerant can enter.
5. (Start the engine) Set the air conditioning cooling system to the maximum setting.
6. Hold the bottle upside down at the low-pressure filling port. Turn the valve clockwise and gently shake the bottle until it is empty.
7. Always keep the valve indicator in the up position to prevent accidental punctures.
CAUTION: Always wear protective gloves and safety glasses when handling refrigerant.