R134a Air Conditioner Freon A/C Manifold Gauges Set: Does this kit include an adapter to connect the R134A hose to a R134A refrigerant tank?
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Does not include Adapter needed to attach to the small cans you can buy at auto parts stores.
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That adapter goes from the vacuum pump to the gauges. I think you need a R134a conversion kit that goes on your car. There are 2 adapter's with caps that screw on over the r12 ports. Most auto parts stores carry them for around $10 per kit. Amazon also carries them.
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sorry can't answer specifically. I understand the question. The descripton sucks. The female side is the thread standard for R12 systems as far as I understand. The male side are the standard threads for a R134A system. For example the vacuum pump I borrowed was an older model and sold before R134A became standardized. I recently purchased a manifold gage set and the set has fittings for R134A. I think the R134A thread is an ACME thread standard but not positive. I had to use this as an adapter so I could hook up my manifold gage vacuum line to the vacuum pump. Hope this might help you out. sorry can't answer specifically. I understand the question. The descripton sucks. The female side is the thread standard for R12 systems as far as I understand. The male side are the standard threads for a R134A system. For example the vacuum pump I borrowed was an older model and sold before R134A became standardized. I recently purchased a manifold gage set and the set has fittings for R134A. I think the R134A thread is an ACME thread standard but not positive. I had to use this as an adapter so I could hook up my manifold gage vacuum line to the vacuum pump. Hope this might help you out.
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You are correct. These are universal manifold gauges. They can be used with a larger commercial tank of 134a. If you are using the one lb cans typically sold for do it yourself-ers you will need a piercing valve for the can which will have an attached hose to couple to the manifold gauges.
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Do yourself a favor, I have purchased 2 of these heaters. Take the hose/regulator and the 90 degree elbow with you to the home depot or Lowes and let them get the correct adaptor for you. That's what I did. If I remember correctly its not an npt thread on both ends of the connector. I don't know why Mr. Heater doesn't supply everything needed to connect to the propane tank.
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Yes. There should have been better photos, including the opposite side. The product description should have included the details you asked for. The current product description is incorrect - there is no gauge or hose included, just what you see in the photo. Look up the JEGS Performance Products W10056 manifold - it's the same part, but with more accurate description and 4 photos. The gauge port is threaded 1/8 NPT, and the output is 1/4 NPT. These are common sizes for a mini gauge and standard air fittings and/or hose ends.
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There is no core. Instead you use that screw in the middle as a piercing valve. Anyway, if you're talking about an automotive R134 hose, you can get the "R12 to R134 adapter" at most auto parts stores, or here on Amazon. Throw away the cap and replace with that adapter that fits your hose. (There's a high side that won't fit and a low side that will) It has its own Schrader valve. WARNING: DO NOT think that just because your appliance is R134, you just charge to 35 or 50 PSI. Some appliances run at 2 to 5 PSI. Too much and it won't cool.
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No. If all you need to do is add Freon your best bet would be to buy a refill kit that will include the hose/connector, a gage and a container of Freon. I would look on the internet for videos on how to add Freon before you attempt doing this yourself and then decide if you want to do it. To add Freon the right way you would need this adapter, a vacuum pump and a manifold gage set. Good luck, you may have a leak in your ac system.
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You need these two items. R134A will not work.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00159WZ12/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1Ductless Mini Split System charging vacuum port adapter, Converts new R410a style 5/16 SAE service ports to accept older 1/4 SAE gauge hoses.
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Yes it is an R12 set with 134a adapters. As far as I can tell there has been no hose degradation from using it with 134a.
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It should. I am under the impression that all R-134a system use the same Schrader valve that this kit fits, and is not the same fittings as on the previous freon systems.
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Yes, the air fittings are compatible. I actually ordered the same set to use with the compressor.
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You will need a adapter for the can from R-12 to R-134 and the hoses all come with standard R-12 fittings. What size those are I don't know but you are using all the R-12 fittings then you will be good to go. On a side note these are pretty good gages as long as you treat them like a instrument not a tool box tool.
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Hi, this is an adapter needed to attach your refrigeration gauges to a 410 refrigerant unit. Without it you can not attach your gauges. Hope this helps. Feel free to ask any other questions you may have. John
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To MM: The compressor did not come with an accessories or hoses... So yes, you would need a connection kit and hose(s). It does however come with the oil you need to add to the compressor pump.
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Not sure. This gauge/hose set-up can only be used with a refrigerant can that has a push down valve/button on top of the can.
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Tap has standard refrigeration flare fitting (with male thread) that hoses from gauge set will attach to. Unscrew tapered cover from fitting, and screw female nut over fitting until hand tight (usually gauge set hoses have rubber inserts which seal with hand tightness only. This is the same type of connection, and mates the same way as those on tanks of refrigerant.