R134a Recharge Hose with Gauge, 51'' AC Refrigerant Recharging Hose Kit

R134a Refrigerant Recharge Hose Kit with 51-Inch Line, 200 PSI Gauge and Self-Sealing Can Tap

$49.99
Sale price  $49.99 Regular price 
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R134a Recharge Hose with Gauge, 51'' AC Refrigerant Recharging Hose Kit

R134a Refrigerant Recharge Hose Kit with 51-Inch Line, 200 PSI Gauge and Self-Sealing Can Tap

$49.99
Sale price  $49.99 Regular price 

An R134a refrigerant recharge hose kit combines a long service line, low-side connector and pressure gauge for monitoring a compatible air-conditioning system during charging. The gohantee kit uses a 51-inch metal-and-rubber hose with a gauge rated to 200 PSI and a removable R134a low-side quick coupler.

The included self-sealing can tap has a 1/2-inch ACME female right-hand thread and a 1/4-inch SAE male connection; it is not a puncture-style can opener. The gauge includes pressure plus R134a, R12 and R22 temperature scales. Tighten every removable connection and use only with a compatible system and refrigerant container.

Specifications

  • Brand: gohantee
  • Product: Refrigerant recharge hose kit with gauge
  • Primary application: R134a charging
  • Hose length: 51 in
  • Maximum gauge pressure: 200 PSI
  • Hose materials: Metal and rubber
  • Color: Blue
  • Can tap: Self-sealing type
  • Can-tap inlet: 1/2 in ACME female right-hand thread
  • Can-tap outlet: 1/4 in SAE male
  • Vehicle connection: Removable R134a low-side quick coupler
  • Gauge scales: Pressure plus R134a, R12 and R22 temperature references
  • Included: Charging hose with gauge, removable can tap and low-side quick coupler
  • Package quantity: 1 kit

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the can tap puncture a sealed can?

No. The included tap is made for a compatible self-sealing R134a can, not a puncture-style container.

What connections are on the can tap?

The tap has a 1/2-inch ACME female right-hand inlet and a 1/4-inch SAE male outlet.

Why should the fittings be checked before charging?

The can tap and low-side coupler are removable, so every threaded connection should be tightened and checked for leaks first.

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