testo 557s AC Manifold Gauge Set – AC Recharge Kit with 2 x 115i Pipe Clamp Thermometer, 1 x 552i Micron Gauge & 4-Way Valve - Set with Bluetooth and App-Connection
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testo 557s AC Manifold Gauge Set – AC Recharge Kit with 2 x 115i Pipe Clamp Thermometer, 1 x 552i Micron Gauge & 4-Way Valve - Set with Bluetooth and App-Connection
- Versatile; The vacuum gauge replaces multiple HVAC gauges and was developed to deliver extremely precise temperature, pressure, and vacuum measurements on refrigerant systems and heat pumps
- User-friendly; With its intuitive menu, 4-way valve block and automated probe connection, the digital manifold gauge provides convenient pressure measurement in areas that are difficult to access
- Wide range; The micron gauge offers reliable temperature measuring range of -58° to 302 °F / -50 to +150 °C, pressure measuring range of -15 to 870 psi / -1 to 60 bar, and vacuum measuring range of 0 to 20000 micron
- Precise; Thanks to the sensitive sensors, the vacuum gauge provides temperature accuracy of +-0.9 °F / +-0.5 °C, pressure measurement accuracy +-0.5 % of full-scale value, and vacuum measurement accuracy +- (10 micron + 10 % of mv) (100 to 1000 micron)
- Smart App; Take advantage of clearly visualized documentation from a smartphone or tablet. Remotely operate your refrigerant gauge, execute service and maintenance tasks, and send results directly from the job site
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