LIYYOO Air Conditioning Refrigerant Charging Hoses with Diagnostic Manifold Gauge Set for R410A R22 R404 Refrigerant Charging,1/4" Thread Hose Set 60" Red/Yellow/Blue (3pcs) with 2 Quick Coupler
Brand: LIYYOO

FEATURES:
100% Brand New and High Quality ，Solid Brass connections
Applicable Refrigerant: R410A, R22,R404
Thread Size: 1/4 inch,Overall Length: 1.5m / 60 inch
Refrigerant Charging Hoses: 800 PSI working pressure and 4000 PSI burst pressure
Professional 3-way air conditioning diagnostic manifold gauge set for R410A R22 and R404 refrigerants. Designed for AC charging, diagnostic check and recovery work.
Gauges can be easily recalibrated in the field to maintain accuracy
Heavy duty hook for hanging the manifold gauge in place，Extra-large sight glass;
Quick disconnect couplers for high/low fittings included
45 Degrees angle on the service port site for easier access

Package Content:
1x Set of Manifold Dual Gauges
3x Color Coded Charging Hoses
2x 5/16" SAE Adapters for R410a

★ 60 inch long,1/4 inch yellow,blue,and red hoses feature a 800 PSI working pressure and 4000 PSI burst pressure - ideal for standard refrigerants
★ Easy to operate and install,strong sealing for durability and safety.Necessary tools for HVAC,car air condition maintenance and coolant or Freon adding.
★ Manifold with built-in sight glass. Durable metal casing. Aluminum alloy testing manifold body R410A Connectors (2pc): 5/16" SAE，refrigerant anti blowback fittings refrigeration charging hoses valve discharge conditioning refrigerant charging refrigerant discharge recharge yellow jacket interdynamics conditioning recharge bundle refrigerant liquid hose
★ refrigerant charging hose with Diagnostic Manifold Gauge Set deigned to meet 1/4" SAE requirement for refrigerant permutation, fit most refrigerants like R410A, R22,R404.Standard 1/4 inch female flare fittings with a valve core depressor and 45°bend on one end for convenient access to the system
★100% satisfactory service, if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us by email!We will solve it for you in the first time!