can you use this for filling ac systems
1061902
well this is just a reclaimer its not made to pull down a vacuum its just to take refrigerant out of the system then you have to get a vacuum pump
1061903
No, it does not have a fill function. I use it th pull a vacuum on the ststem, and then I start the engine and use a set of manifold gauges to fill the system. I was a bit disappointed to find out that it doesnt fill after I bought it but it does do a good jpb pulling a vacuum.
1944457
I don't understand what you want to use it for. This pump will work for many applications. If you want to use it for pumping down an auto a/c you will need a 1/4" acme fitting to hook up the gauges. Make sure it is full of oil before you start. If you run the pump for a long time, keep an eye on the oil level.
1902415
This unit is for a whole house humidifier to add humidity to the air of the interior of the house. It is not for AC use .
714623
Sounds like a question for an HVAC specialist. I am not, sorry.. I only did enough research to meet my needs and am not knowledgeable about other applications of this inducer.
2001006
Unfortunately, your idea doesn't work as described on a 2-wire 220 circuit. That is, unless you use the bare ground as a neutral, and that isn't really too Kosher, although logically I don't know why. It would be nice to see what my submersible well pump, window mount A/C unit and air compressor are using.
249374
Would not recommend doing that, but it will work, if there is an electrical leak in your system you could get yourself in trouble.
366363
I used it to replace a small window AC. The original GFCI was stuck in the reset and wouldn't power the unit. Make sure the plug matches the AC requirements.
454298
As long as the system has no leaks and the compressor is good, it will charge your a/c just fine.
2158490
Yes you Can. You will need an air compressor and lots of air hose,however it will do the job
2107730
yes but not all at the same time. if your running your hvac unit, you wont be able to run a bunch of anything else
49317
I can't answer your question with any certainty so either you can contact the Friedrich company or a Home Depot or anyplace that sells AC units and they should have knowledgeable people.
860714
No. It's meant for cooling it has a dye that you can look for leaks , but leaks can come from anywhere allot of ac units just need a recharge , if you know you have a leak than you'll need to run a pressure test , but if you never really service your ac unit chances are you just need a recharge
1858954
No. The Master Flow compressors are designed for use with automotive electrical systems only. Its rated 15 Amps and 12-14 volts DC. True DC motors wont work with AC current anyway. There are small portable compressors rated for 120v like the one by Goodyear. If you want to plug into the wall I would suggest getting one with a tank aswell.
1371678
Yes, it will work great for a heat, light, vent system. Make sure you have a dedicated 20 amp, 12/2 copper, home run, wire.
112320
The answer will depend on the size of the AC. You need to know the number of amps that the AC draws.
776759
Yes...these are used for whole-house AC units.ThanksScottClean Air Solutions LLC
625634
I do not believe so. Units like this are designed to provide air for applications like air nailers, that do not require a large volume of air in a short period of time. I believe you should shop for a unit that is designed to handle the volume of air you require. I have seen people try to use units like this one for high air volume demand applications, and it either does not work or they work the little unit to death.