Can this be used with ez chill RFT-134a?
1018194
If it's a can of 134a then yes. The fitting is specific, brand does not matter.
1018195
Supposed to. Maybe the plastic ones don't that come with their own gauge, but using this just get the metal ones.
274012
Will only work on AC units with R-134, I think your 85 is R-12 which has been banned.
1805045
Yes, but the wiring may be different and you may have to hard wire it . My fith wheel rv was wired ,but had a plug and the advent air was wired. If your rv is prewired it should work . I purchased a manual cold air box.. They do make cold air boxes with a thermostat on them ....
982688
CoolBot will work with any electronically controlled unit. If your unit has two temperature sensors on the cooling coil it complicates matters but the CoolBot folks know how to deal with that situation. Take a look at their FAQ's to learn more detail. I am using mine to age cheeses we produce from Dairy Goats Milk and have had it operating for a year with no difficulties. We love it.
283521
This unit uses R-22 refrigerant. If the system you have now uses 410A then you want to stick with that same refrigerant type. You can call me at 1-800-360-1569 Ext. 110 and I can discuss your options with you. - Reuben
405114
I think the best is go to their site. http://ezpourspout.com/compatible-cans/compatible-cans/
1971720
Not sure. I have the original EZUP and it works on it. Doesn't fit as snug but works okay.
952203
This will work with any radiator or heat exchange coil. While I haven't checked, some people claim up to a 20psi drop in system pressure which is an increase in efficiency and system longevity. http://www.ericthecarguy.com/forum/18-The-EricTheCarGuy-Video-Forum/51745-increasing-ac-performance-by-cleaning-condensers?limitstart=0
65670
Sorry, I did not try it. i don't have EZ-up. I think EZ-up are different set up.
1687370
It would work with the proper adaptor. If your adaptor accepts 220V and has the same output as the cooler needs, it would work.
1642796
This system utilizes the generic OBD2 CAN messages to gather it's data. Unless there is a CAN bus reporting sensor values, this won't work for you. Im not familiar with thr EZK system, but if it transmits CAN in OBD format, you're good to go.
304885
I would if I could but im in NZ so it's a bit far for a consult..lol. But I would use transmission hose and hose clips to extend the lines to the cooler( easy as).. I have just tested the one I got and it works very good.
903751
If you are talking about a home split a/c system then this particular manifold gauge is not setup for that, and also I think the only systems that use R-134a are automobiles. The hose end fittings are also different.Hope this helps
1743641
I don't know. It didnt' work for my brand of air conditioner (TGM), but I have since purchased a new air conditioner so no longer need it. But mine was one of the few that it didn't work for.
1789493
Yes, R-134a can be used with this compressor. All the seals and gaskets are compatible with R-134a on modern compressors. However, I wouldn't convert a R-12 system to R-134a. I thought about this myself, and after much research, decided not to do it. R-134a just doesn't perform as well in systems designed for R-12. Plus, to do the conversion correctly and prevent future problems, you would have to have the system flushed with expensive chemicals to eliminate the mineral oil in the condenser and hoses. In addition, R-12 has come down in price recently, try craigslist or Ebay.
251485
As long as your air conditioner is not controlled through the furnace thermostat. Mine are separate and this is exactly what i use mine for, my rv furnace. Good luck!
343740
It cannot be used with r22 refrigerant. R134a only. Different gauge sets foreach refrigerant.