YELLOW JACKET 49968 Manifold, 60 Inch Hose, Compact Ball Valve, 3/8 Inch Size, 45 Deg Bend

YELLOW JACKET 49968 manifold serves as a crucial tool for technicians during system maintenance and diagnostics. The manifold enables precise measurement of refrigerant pressure, facilitating the identification of issues and ensuring optimal system performance. It is ideal for refrigeration and air conditioning systems.

Features:

• YELLOW JACKET 49968 manifold features forged aluminium alloy construction for durability and reliability in refrigeration and A/C systems.
• This manifold comes with four valves, facilitating precise control over the flow of refrigerants such as R-22, R-404A and R-410A.
• It is equipped with high and low side dial pressure gauges, providing accurate readings with a gauge accuracy of +/-1.00%.
• This manifold offers a vacuum port size of 3/8 inches, enhancing versatility in system evacuation processes.
• It comes with four hoses, each 60 inches in length, allowing flexibility in reaching various components within the system.
• This manifold meets UL standards, reflecting compliance with industry-recognised safety and performance criteria for mechanical manifold gauge sets.

Compatible Accessories:

• Supco HVAC STRAP Gauge Hanger: It is designed to securely hold HVAC gauges ensuring easy access and organisation during refrigeration and A/C system diagnostics. This compatible hanger enhances efficiency by providing a hands-free solution for technicians working with manifold gauge sets.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the purpose of a gauge boot?

A. Manifolds can use gauge boots to protect against impact blows in harsh conditions.

Q. Which refrigerants can the manifold be used with?

A. Yellow Jacket 49968 manifold is compatible with R-22, R-404A and R-410A refrigerants.

Q. What is the use of a four-valve connection?

A. Yellow Jacket charging manifold comes equipped with a four-valve connection, including vacuum, low side, high side and refrigerant lines that can be individually controlled during the operation.

Q. What is the difference between a valve and a manifold?

A. A valve is a mechanical device for regulating fluid or gas flow by opening or closing a pathway. In contrast, a manifold is an assembly of interconnected valves, fittings and pipes designed to centralise fluid distribution or collection in complex fluid systems, offering efficient control over multiple sources and destinations.

Q. What are the factors to consider while choosing this manifold?

A. Major factors include specific application requirements, fluid compatibility, flow rate and the number & type of valve sections needed for optimal system performance.