This New HVAC Tool Is A GAME CHANGER.

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@juanmacias4854 Ай бұрын

I thought maybe $50 at the high side, but $200!! I rather lose a bit of freon.

@lwh7301 Ай бұрын

Just wait till China start producing them. These are basically quick connectors that are used in car AC's. I predict you will be able to get them for less then $10.

@WaffleStaffel Ай бұрын

Unless your gauge is only servicing one refrigerant and you're keeping the gas in the hoses in between connections, you're loosing quite a bit more gas from the system by pressurizing the hoses when you connect them to the system than you are by just attaching the hoses and loosing a little hiss or spritz of liquid, aren't you? Unless you're _really_ slow when you screw the fittings on.

@ZERO-F2G- Ай бұрын

@@WaffleStaffel And since refrigerant loss damaging the ozone layer, and now they say ozone safe refrigerants still need to need replaced because they have to high of a (shit I just had training on it and don't recall what the scam was) we gotta switch again. I like pepperage farms remember when we purged and pressure tested R-22 systems with R-12 because it was cheaper than nitrogen. Funny how the OMG R-12 is killing the ozone layer happened when DuPonts patent expired. I also remember then they came for R-22 using the same reasons, so R410A came out. It was said to be ozone friendly, safe for the environment etc. But here we are again, and R410A is evil, and we must replace it with R454B, its already stated that in 10 or so years we will need to replace R454B....do you see the pattern I see?

@WaffleStaffel Ай бұрын

@@ZERO-F2G- 🎯When patent expired it was ÖƊƤ, then the cow ḟḁṛṫṩ brought ƓẀṖ. I once joked that in 20 years the new hydrofluoroolefins will be phased out because it will be discovered that they're endocrine disruptors. Then I looked it up, and you'll never guess what ḢḞṌ's are...

@scottjones7279 26 күн бұрын

@@ZERO-F2G-not a pattern but a plan

@daveh7720 Ай бұрын

When I was a kid we lived next door to a dairy. (Back when our town still had milkmen.) The father of one of my schoolmates was one of the drivers. He showed me how they recharged the ammonia refrigerant in their trucks by hooking them up to a big tank with a hose with a fitting like that, but bigger.

@user-er8xs3sj9o 29 күн бұрын

That connection looks amazing! I like to hear the sound when the quick coupler connecting to the valves. 😊

@Jason-wc3fh Ай бұрын

Lots and lots of units where there's not enough room to fit these due to bad engineering from the manufacturer not thinking about the service techs. Price is too much. Obviously the hoses must still fill up with refrigerant. So there may be less squirts upon connecting and disconnecting, there's still refrigerant loss in the gauges and hoses.

@turnedearthdesign8678 Ай бұрын

That's why I love the fieldpiece probes and tees and backseat control valves. Incredibly small amount of refrigerant loss when connecting/disconnecting

@davidlundy5007 Ай бұрын

Not to mention if you leave the hoses pressurized then hang your manifold in the truck on a hot day your gauges could blow a spring with the increased pressure. Don’t ask me how I know.

@ChristopherSugg 17 күн бұрын

You could always give proper procedures a try and have virtually little to no refrigerant in your hoses when finished, give it a try.

@s.j.5850 Ай бұрын

First time seeing those connectors. Will have to try them out. They look like a game-changer!

@bigd3104 Ай бұрын

I have quick disconnects on my manifold hoses I've had for 30 years. A two piece connector. Similar principle, different design.

@qsm1334 23 күн бұрын

Ant chance we can get the brand name?

@jims.3987 22 күн бұрын

Did yours cost $200? LOL

@bigd3104 22 күн бұрын

@@jims.3987 Can't remember that from that long ago. But I'm fairly certain it wasn't!! LoL

@ChristopherSugg 17 күн бұрын

Yea, we have them, good luck with the high side right now on high pressure refrigerants. Hope they figure it out.

@MK-xl9tt Ай бұрын

Looks like a great product for test ports that are easily accessible and pointing in the right direction. Seems where you would need these the most you wouldn’t have the clearance, Clarence.

@AnnetteRintelmann Ай бұрын

LOVE ALL OF YOUR ADVICE. THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@wiley0714 Ай бұрын

There have been designs like those before from about 10 years ago. The problem was when disconnecting if the Schrader valve is bad once you release the fitting, you're gonna have the refrigerant spraying out. With the low loss fitting, as your unscrewing it outside of the initial spurt of refrigerant if for some reason, you detect a more constant release, at that moment, you have the potential to realize that the Schrader valve might have stuck. At that moment, in time, he won't be in as bad a position as you would, as if you just detached the quick coupler and had a dead spray of refrigerant coming out into your face . From what I have been able to tell and I am no engineer by any means is that the standard quarter inch connectors tend to be a piece of brass that screws on and pulls a nylon cone against the valve to seal it. The anti-blowback/loss fittings Are basically the same thing except instead of having the nylon cone they use the same thing that those fittings use which is an O-ring to seal when they are tightened.

@dgapp76 Ай бұрын

That price, ouch. Just get some Yellow Jacket 45 degrees low loss fittings. Lower profile and work great.

@ZERO-F2G- Ай бұрын

Exactly, these are not revolutionary, and he is only making this video for the kickback he gets, I doubt he actually prefers them in the real world.

@paulb4496 Ай бұрын

IMPERIAL QUICK COUPLER $20.00 AND $30.00 FOR 90 DEGREE ONE. I HAVE USED THESE FOR YEARS.

@3markaw Ай бұрын

Links please .

@mxslick50 Ай бұрын

@@3markaw Do a google search...easy to find.

@N-M424 Ай бұрын

@@3markaw www.google.com/search?q=imperial+quick+coupler&rlz=1C1GCEO_enUS1001US1001&oq=&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqCQgAEEUYOxjCAzIJCAAQRRg7GMIDMgkIARBFGDsYwgMyCQgCEEUYOxjCAzIJCAMQRRg7GMIDMgkIBBBFGDsYwgMyCQgFEEUYOxjCAzIJCAYQRRg7GMIDMgkIBxBFGDsYwgPSAQkxNTU1ajBqMTWoAgiwAgE&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

@ishalljr Ай бұрын

yeah link. these cost a lot

@Machria23 24 күн бұрын

Yeah, link?

@canyondan Ай бұрын

very cool fittings Thanks

@UtwoBed Ай бұрын

Shoot, I've been using a set of those for over 5 years. But be aware, when you pop off that high side the O-Ring is going to fly out, so keep it close to the fitting or put a rag around it, also it does not like to go on if there is pressure in the hose.

@stevekaufmann8109 23 күн бұрын

All you need are valves and the knowledge to close the liquid line and evacuate your hoses before disconnecting and be fast

@dgapp76 Ай бұрын

Fieldpiece (JL3) and Testo (an others) make wireless pressure probes that you can connect to low loss fittings. Almost zero refrigerant loss. You can also connect a tee fitting for charging (with a hose of course)

@OGHVAC 29 күн бұрын

It's what I use and zero refrigerant burn with extremely low loss. I swear by them. Great product

@jims.3987 22 күн бұрын

Welp. I am waiting for wifi refrigerant charging and then I will buy the ridiculously priced fitting that have been around for 100 years.

@Raysmaintenance Ай бұрын

I got a set 2y ago and they never worked but I will try again lol 2ed time may work thanks for the video

@diyhvacguy Ай бұрын

They require some technique for sure

@archiefernandes1292 Ай бұрын

Thank You just put my order in for the Quick Fittings.

@ZERO-F2G- Ай бұрын

Why? 36 years in the trade, standard low loss fittings for a tenth of that price have served me well. I see no reason to purchase this item, especially at the ridiculous price.

@alanlacosse8850 Ай бұрын

I got burned pretty badly in my first month, having to go to a burn center and be out for like a month almost, but that was before i knew about the two finger method... but there is certain situations where its basically impossible when its in a dumb spot, so this would be good for that but man i hope they dial that price back

@AJ-ox8xy Ай бұрын

These definitely look cool. I might get these.

@keovongvilaykeo4799 Ай бұрын

Great as always thank you 🙏 😊

@nateoreilly6885 Ай бұрын

I’ve been waiting on something like this. Hopefully they’ll be less expensive in the near future.

@ZERO-F2G- Ай бұрын

Equal or better options have existed for way less money for 30+ years.

@user-vb8jl6nf4k 26 күн бұрын

Link pls

@jims.3987 22 күн бұрын

You've just been watching youtube videos waiting to find out about new inventions that have been around for 40 years? You need to get the F off your phone bro.... Just walk away

@aperson9495 Ай бұрын

Those are really neat, but WOW are they proud of them!!!! $219 for the 90* ones (straight are unavailable).

@USNveteran Ай бұрын

When changing O rings I would lubricate them with vaseline or DC-4 to help them last, good info here. FLY NAVY!!!

@mxslick50 Ай бұрын

And you'll end up contaminating the refrigerant in the process. The o rings do not ever need to be lubed in this application. If anything, the ONLY safe lube to use would be Nylog.

@tedjones-ho2zk Ай бұрын

Added benefit is that the Low Lose Fittings keep your fingers future away from the ports on the AC unit.

@MrPoppyDuck Ай бұрын

Very nice! That is a time saver.

@ZERO-F2G- Ай бұрын

Yes it will save you approximately 1 second over existing low loss fittings that cost 20 dollars.

@wagnergitirana 21 күн бұрын

Very cool. Thank you !!

@carlossaenz4075 Ай бұрын

I would like to know if I can put a sequencer ( time delay ) after the contactor to my compressor and which load voltage line do I use . Do I put it on the black that goes directly to the compressor after the contacter or what . I know that I have to put 24 in line to the contact too the time delay . Put can this be done ? And will effect the compressor in any way. Other than 1) it will first make the condenser fan will start first and after a few seconds the time delay will make the compressor start. What do u think !!!!! And how

@HEFTYLEFTY303 14 күн бұрын

I like it bro good job for always trying to better yourself

@soundgineering4771 Ай бұрын

This is really good thing bro but I still lose some refrigerant left in the hoses. I try to return as much as possible by letting it go through the suction line but still some of it is always left in them. I guess it’s just a diminimus amount and you just can’t avoid it.

@stevekaufmann8109 23 күн бұрын

How? do you have valves at the end of your hoses?

@user-dx1qe3vt7l 11 күн бұрын

Good luck getting those on a Goodman system

@RagsHSC-7 Ай бұрын

Now that's a sweet setup there. Time saving & much less loss of refrigerant. Every customer always asks or say I paid for the refrigerant that you just let go. They always say they being the AC guys in the field. We always put in a little extra just for that measure. Yeah okay. 🫣 Love the video! Will definitely check out the expansion and understanding of home units. You would think it would be just the same as commercial but they are not. Fundamentally they run the same but with commercial you have higher voltage either at 240 volts but we ran 277 volts. Contact relays etc etc. I would like to brush up and deeply appreciate the opportunity to possibly join and win something that would progress my knowledge in the field. Thank you kindly 🕊️

@lazarogonzalez4537 13 күн бұрын

Can you do a second review of them in full use? With unit running I’m thinking of ordering some

@KefirTView Ай бұрын

Show me how they work in the most common scenario. Make sure it's hot AF outside, have the system running and in the same continuous video frame, show me the loss using the conventional hose connectors and then with these unique adapters. And are the orings unique in size to the adapters, thereby marrying me to this company for a $50 bag of $2.00 orings every few months?

@ChristopherSugg 10 күн бұрын

they are dam near impossible to get on when the pressure is high, hot day etc. Even on the low side.

@jerrylockhart3069 Ай бұрын

That’s pretty 😎 cool do you have the link for it?😊 expensive but I can definitely use a special we use every day.

@superspeeder Ай бұрын

My YJ R134A connectors lock on and then screw down to open the valve. Reverse to remove. Nothing but the slightest pop when disconnecting.

@eastboundtrucking Ай бұрын

all in a days work...Amazing!

@supremepartydude Ай бұрын

Great stuff Dude. Boogie

@bruceglisson1720 Ай бұрын

For 220.00 bucks, keep it. I have been doing it so long it’s never a problem.

@Brekstahkid Ай бұрын

You've been doing it so long and can't afford 220? Lol are you the help still?

@diyhvacguy Ай бұрын

🤣

@3markaw Ай бұрын

Wait for the chinese knockoffs at Harbor Freight.

@smvideonow Ай бұрын

Yea. 220 is ridiculous. Regular low low fitting are good enough. Young guns always trying to reinvent the wheel. 😢.

@bbaaspencer1 28 күн бұрын

Good idea, I’m thinking $79 for the pair

@stevencoleman4149 Ай бұрын

You're looking at around 3 oz of refrigerant per hose loss every time you connect a manifold set with standard length hoses. Do that enough times and you ARE the leak. Yes, you could disconnect the high-side and pump the gauges down but you're looking at possible contaminants or a non-condensable unless you bled your manifold first. Anytime you open a system to check pressures there is going to be a loss, the idea is to limit that as much as possible. When I got to the point, I needed to check super-heat or sub-cooling I had over the years, built multiple sets consisting of only of high and low side gauges dependent on the equipment connected directly to a low loss access fitting. A simple Cooper electronic thermometer with decent set of clamp-on probes will with those gauges tell you everything you need to know and the refrigerant loss is much less than with a manifold even if it's properly bled and pumped down. Here is where I piss a lot of people off, why did you open that system to install a manifold in the first place? If you've got a good TD, compressor amps are in a narrow range of 80% FLA , you KNOW the coils are clean and airflow correct and there are no odd noises or vibrations what are you looking for? TD will point you toward airflow, capacity or refrigerant, compressor amps will point you to refrigerant, or an electrical/mechanical issue. Unless something is pointing you in that direction why are you opening a system?

@Glocktard Ай бұрын

I’m only a home owner diy wannabe ac tech (I try my best to fix things) but I think your comment might be of obvious brilliance. Thanks.

@ZERO-F2G- Ай бұрын

Spot on! WHY IS THIS SO HARD FOR SO MANY TO UNDERSTAND? I have tried to drill this into younger techs for 30 years, sometimes with effect but mostly not. I still battle it and the techs say they do it because the home owner expects it. Which tell me I need to get them trained in explaining why they don't need to hook up unless their is an issue, they can gather all the info needed if their isn't an issue without hooking up. Sometimes I am told they do it because the customer expects it, thus more training is needed so the can educate the costumer on why and when to hook up or not.

@stevencoleman4149 Ай бұрын

@@ZERO-F2G- I think that's the way they are trained in many of the technical schools these days. The biggest problem is I've seen so many that all they did was hook up a set of gauges not realizing that is only one of the tools you can use. Another problem I've seen are kids coming from technical schools that cannot calculate super-heat or sub-cooling unless they have a electronic manifold that tells them what it is. That indicates to me they really don't understand the concept and are just doing what they've been instructed to do. It also means when they run into their first "problem child" they are going to be stuck and have no idea what to do next. The smart ones, who realize they don't know everything and there is always something new to learn will ask for help from the manufacturer or a more experienced tech. The others are just another call back waiting to happen. Experience will eventually level the playing field. We all run into something we've never seen for the first time. It's how we handle and work through it that makes the difference.

@DonTgurdy1488 27 күн бұрын

Couldn't agree more!! Hooking up gauges is a last resort!! I just got hired at a company. I've been in the field several years. They told me I had to check pressures on every maintenance. I said "nope! Not doing that" if you are a decent technician, you will understand why hooking up gauges should be done only when you have no other option. You can check the charge using other methods; check the outdoor ambient temperature and compare it to the temperature coming out of the top of the condenser. Use a temp clamp and check the temperature of the line set. Check DT... Sooooo many things you can check before having to hook up gauges.

@chrisparker4940 Ай бұрын

You would think with the under the EPA’s standard minimum refrigerant loss that these type of connectors would be standardized and way ahead of their time. Usually a great deal of refrigerant is lost in tight areas in struggling to get on and off especially high side.

@diyhvacguy Ай бұрын

Amen.

@N-M424 Ай бұрын

Do they make them for 5/16'' ports that are used on some mini-splits?

@July4.1776 Ай бұрын

20 years in the trade and I’ve never used gloves to connect gauges, also I’ve never been burned by refrigerant.

@KO-pk7df Ай бұрын

Really? Not once? In the past 35 years I have done it a few times because sometimes you're just dealing with a nightmare of a installation that some got away with and you just do the best you can.

@July4.1776 Ай бұрын

@@KO-pk7df damn, 35 years in the trade! I have much respect for the veterans in the trade.

@ChristopherSugg 17 күн бұрын

yea, I'm sure literally never. Smh. Ok dispatch.

@July4.1776 17 күн бұрын

@@ChristopherSugg - never once! Always had valves at the end of my hoses. How the hell would I burn myself?

@ChristopherSugg 17 күн бұрын

@@July4.1776 oh idk failed core? Literally several reasons besides technician error that can cause it, which is how I know you're full of shit. The fact you are so confident in "never" is how I know you're just a liar dude.

@gsmboutiqueable Ай бұрын

For $220? No way Jose.

@paulrozinski1488 Ай бұрын

I see you using these for this season but I’ll bet they’ll be tucked away in the “regrets” drawer by next season.

@diyhvacguy Ай бұрын

We will see

@paulrozinski1488 Ай бұрын

@@diyhvacguy the reason I say this is when I saw how the adapter connects to the hose “dock”, it makes it stick out very far and if anything presses down on it, the thing is gonna snap. I don’t have to connect hoses all day like a lot of techs so this might be great for you, but not for me. I’ll thread my fittings thank you.

@3dgar91 8 күн бұрын

I switch my gaskets the moment I see them wear and keep the valve depressor a bit tucked I hardly have any leaking I also don’t use hoses only probes Just an idea for techs out there I’ll go through a pack of seals per season Not too bad. They’re like $10 bucks

@Sctronic209 Ай бұрын

$200.00 that’s stupid waste of money.

@TheCherokeeKidd Ай бұрын

Yeah but throwing down $1000 for digital gauges isn’t, 😂

@ryanwilson8293 27 күн бұрын

Speak for yourself. Stupid to you but not to others.

@christianruvalcaba7788 27 күн бұрын

@TheCherokeeKidd well, they are supposed to be very accurate and all that jazz..

@RH-nc8uu 20 күн бұрын

So basically these are higher quality of these $9 ones? "Flexzion Car AC R134a Quick Connectors System Port Adapters Couplers Low High Set Conversion Kit for HVAC Auto Air conditioning with Manifold Hose Gauge"

@John-fq5nt 10 күн бұрын

@@TheCherokeeKiddtrue that

@jsd21hb Ай бұрын

Okay so cool idea but that just made me think of an idea... why not just use pressure transducers to read pressures with out a manifold, so no long line set and you just want to see what pressures you're seeing in the system. Maybe make it so the low side has a port to add refrigerant so then you wouldn't need to disconnect anything and no loss at all....

@devnull7550 Ай бұрын

As far as limiting refrigerant loss, I don't think anything works better than a thumb screw core depressor.

@harveypaxton1232 Ай бұрын

Imperial has been making something even more simple for years.

@dporrasxtremeLS3 Ай бұрын

Really? Share the info. link. Thanks.

@mxslick50 Ай бұрын

@@dporrasxtremeLS3 Another lazy person. Do a search for "Imperial Quick Couplers"

@harveypaxton1232 Ай бұрын

@@dporrasxtremeLS3 I can’t get the link to attach. Do an online search for Imperial-Eastman Kwik-coupler.

@jims.3987 22 күн бұрын

@@dporrasxtremeLS3 BRO. Go F'ing look it up. You obviously have the internet, or are you severely disabled you can't go type in imperial quick connect into the google and find the shit yourself? How did you manage to stay alive all these years?

@paulb4496 14 күн бұрын

Imperial part number 16C and 17C. Available from Zoro tools or Amazon.

@edwinfanai1979 Ай бұрын

Nice, but won’t fit on a lot of units that has great design, sometimes u struggle to attach regular guage tip lol

@foxtrot35 9 күн бұрын

What lube can be used on O Ring to keep them from tearing? I normally use food grad silicone. Very nice fittings. Sure as time goes, someone will make cheaper or similar product. Enjoy your channel, you KISS

@MrsOveata Ай бұрын

Where have you been. Automotive techs have been using quick connects on ac recovery machines for over 20 years.

@diyhvacguy Ай бұрын

Am I in the automotive business? I think you know the answer 😅

@Brekstahkid Ай бұрын

I doubt that.

@michael.843 26 күн бұрын

You can buy the CPS core depressors for 1/4 of that price.

@skasev Ай бұрын

If you’re just checking pressures use probes, these will just give you contamination on the next unit you hook up to. If you let liquid out of your hoses, you’re doing it wrong, heat up your hose by rubbing it to boil it off.

@GaryGipson Ай бұрын

Or vent the high side to the low side for a second or two....

@StangxX Ай бұрын

@@GaryGipsonI was just shown this method. Don't know why I hadn't been shown before. I am also buying the fieldpiece job link set with the probes

@balint133 15 күн бұрын

I have a ball valve on my high side and always charge it back through the low side before disconnecting. there's basically zero loss that way, only a minuscule amount of vapor

@josephhagerman-vv3su 15 күн бұрын

I noticed a lot of people talking about refrigerant still being in the hoses. Do you not know how to easily suck it buck into the system? One of the first things I learned when being taught how to use gauges.

@kjfacilities-maint Ай бұрын

that's pretty cool!

@aubreyleonae4108 Ай бұрын

That is brilliant.

@NerdyTradesmen Ай бұрын

I think that the Sealright hoses work great and are a fraction of the price. You lose an extremely minimal amount, if any, refrigerant. I've used these hoses for a couple of years now.

@jearelwayne Ай бұрын

This type has been around for decades, 41 years doing hvacr

@realSamAndrew Ай бұрын

$200 is more than many gauges themselves.

@jeffreys1554 Ай бұрын

Yeah but if you do hvac full time you aint buying no 200 gauges

@realSamAndrew Ай бұрын

@@jeffreys1554 have you seen the Navac analog gauges? Plus that logic doesn't undo overpricing.

@jeffreys1554 Ай бұрын

@@realSamAndrew ok poor guy who doesn't take his trade/work seriously.

@realSamAndrew Ай бұрын

@@jeffreys1554 you love the name calling and personal attacks. Good luck with that.

@jeffreys1554 Ай бұрын

@@realSamAndrew go cry apprentice

@ChristopherSugg 10 күн бұрын

Wish they worked properly, excellent idea.

@megeescott4733 Ай бұрын

Ware I can order the low fittings from where

@alextinpin3577 28 күн бұрын

I will recommend this tool to my customer who research capacitor price in Amazon.

@paulmarc-aurele5508 Ай бұрын

In most cases measuring temperature on each line and referring to a PT chart is sufficient. I only put gauges on for vacuuming or adding Freon.

@69A12SuperBee Ай бұрын

How do you pull/replace Schraders with these in place 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@JimAlderson-cn6ek Ай бұрын

Looks like somthing a young kid would waist money on 200 bucks for somthing that will fit maby 60 percent of units I work on might suggest good pair of gloves for 20 bucks

@StangxX Ай бұрын

True. There are a lot of units you could get one of these on and not the other. Im about to upgrade and get the job link setup. Those wireless/hoseless ones barely release any refrigerant. But, like these, they just can't be used sometimes.

@valberde61 Ай бұрын

When are you going to make the video on how to get the epa license?

@hermansummers487 5 күн бұрын

They had something similar many years ago

@daveyt4802 Ай бұрын

Currently Unavailable and $220 bucks. Yikes! The FF or frostbite factor is more of what I am concerned about! Wear good gloves to disconnect.

@jonahswinton8102 4 күн бұрын

If you’re getting a refrigerant burn from a low loss fitting, it’s either bad gaskets/rings or user error…

@jimwhite9483 26 күн бұрын

How do you start in one corner?

@luisalvarez8266 Ай бұрын

Do they have these for 5/16 ports

@DJV94022 Ай бұрын

$200 gets you nice coilovers set for a civic/crx

@jims.3987 22 күн бұрын

Nice is a strong word bruh. Solowerks maybe. LOL

@jims.3987 22 күн бұрын

And who even talks about CRX's. You are OLD.... hahaha

@nicholasalswiti1635 9 күн бұрын

Is there a part number for this or link for this item , interested

@justchess1593 18 күн бұрын

just as recent as last week, r410a cost me $236 per 25lb jug. To think i would spend $200 for each set (straight and 90 degree) of these, is ludicrous to save a couple of squirts of refrigerant(especially, when the EPA said that a small amount of refrigerant loss is acceptable when connect and disconnect hoses). This is for the new techs only. As for seasoned HVAC+R techs, if you have been doing HVAC for a while, you know that there are, at least. three cheaper more effective ways to minimize refrigerant loss, than even the low loss fittings.

@nathanielthomas8110 7 күн бұрын

Absolute game changer

@abcdefghi2175 Ай бұрын

price price price enough said

@diyhvacguy Ай бұрын

Yes everyone should see if they can afford things before purchasing. America really has a problem with this, so thanks for the reminder haha

@vickilund7206 Ай бұрын

I don't think the guy is saying that he can't afford it I think he's saying it's too much for what you're getting there is a big difference there buddy ... I do think you make good videos though @@diyhvacguy

@natemac7052 3 күн бұрын

The film was re-edited on the high side connection.....???

@BlainsTube Ай бұрын

Very nice.

@larkindj1 23 күн бұрын

Could you refer an installer if I buy the equipment. I like in Sandy utah. Would it be hard to find a installer?

@larkindj1 23 күн бұрын

Live

@keytronbrown8727 29 күн бұрын

hmm how much for the digital manifold?

@brucemadden1626 Ай бұрын

WHOA--at $219 for the 90 degree set (they're out of the straight ones) a strong pass, unless I was in the HVAC repair business

@hvacmech3659 24 күн бұрын

Or you can use low loss fititngs, but they are getting mildly pricy. I use $12 c&d core depressors. Very simple. And a little bit more cost effective

@Mrsunshine1234 Ай бұрын

Can you show me the corner of that circle that you started in? 😂

@budd1814 Ай бұрын

A corner of a circle. a secret place

@GreyRockOne Ай бұрын

Cool! no pun..

@andrelemieux5244 21 күн бұрын

this would be great with wireless probes

@EarlHayward 27 күн бұрын

Or, spend $20 for some charging valves… Basically, you attach the valve and then turn the screw to depress the Schrader… I use these and there is just too much variance is fittings and it allows you control over when the Schrader gets depressed…

@hashimsalim2665 Ай бұрын

very good

@N-M424 Ай бұрын

both "Unavailable" at the linked location.

@FroggieBeluga Ай бұрын

Cool.. i wouldn't pull vacuum thru it. Core remover

@VideoNOLA Ай бұрын

As a DIY'er, where could I buy refrigerant to top off my system?

@zapa1pnt Ай бұрын

As a DIYer, you probably can't, but I'm no expert.

@roberttozser1975 Ай бұрын

Not a bad idea, but my NRP hoses have very good low loss fittings

@jkmarshall3553 Ай бұрын

Nice!

@David-ml1be 5 күн бұрын

You don't need even low loss fittings. If you're getting blow back you need to adjust the schrader depressor using a schrader removal tool/needlenose... I have 0 blowback or issues using standard fittings.