1.8 LBS Cylinder/Can R410A with Easy Recharge Hose and Gauge

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Easy To Use, Do it Yourself Check & Recharge Kit for R410A Systems

Features

"easy to use"
color based gauge scale for immediate understanding
plug in on all R410a systems
reusable for multiple applications
easy to carry
1.8 lb enough to fill most of the split/minisplit or small chillers in the market
Great for topping off installations and longer Linesets
comparable to Freon

THE KIT INCLUDES:
-1 R410A GAUGE 1/4 SAE OUTLET WITH EASY TO READ SCALE
-1 R410A 1.8 lb REFRIGERANT TANK
-1 SHUTOFF VALVE/ADAPTER 5/16" with Hose

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5
great product

Posted by Unknown on 29th Apr 2017

I rarely write a review, worked as advertised, I received the product within a few days from when I ordered it. WIthin 20 minutes from opening the packges, I had cold air again. Yay! and no service tech bill
5
Couldn't have been easier!

Posted by Me on 12th Sep 2016

I had three weeks left before I moved out and the A/C suddenly couldn't keep up with the heat. I didn't want to send $300 on a tech visit for three weeks! ($100 trip charge and $75 a pound for refrigerant. He said he expected three pounds (yeah, right)). So I took a chance on this product. I was worried because Youtube said that I had to have gauges and a thermometer to calculate temp drop. This product showed up in 4 days and worked like a charm. I connected it right up to my unit without an adapter. I slowly shot refrigerant into the system until the included gauge said it was full and presto, air conditioner blew nice cold air again! $68 was a bargain.
5
works good...

Posted by Unknown on 6th Jan 2016

safe me $$$ no need to call for service... air is back on service...
5
Very easy to use

Posted by tom on 20th Jul 2015

It arrived, I had repaired the leak already in my portable Kenwood PAC 1300 EK. I found the right adapter (included) and connected it to my bullet piercing valve. After running the unit for 30 minutes, i added refrigerant slowly and periodically until full. Gauge was accurate as I tested the system with borrowed professional gauges. I have enough to service 1 or 2 more units. No need to spent $120 unless you are a professional servicing large units.