English
| Quantity: | |
|---|---|
The manifold gauge is the chamber device that applies to measure the flow of gases or pressure. The manifold set and read the pressure of the different air condition system as it operates.
The manifold gauges consist of low-pressure and high-pressure valves. Three hoses are attached to this valve. The red hose connects to the high-pressure valve. On the other side, blue hoses link with the low-pressure valve. The third hose, which is yellow, exists in the center. This yellow hose is directed to either the valve.
A manifold gauge works by sending a stream of gas through the set. The yellow hose links with an outside source. For example, a vacuum siphon or refrigerant bottle. Relying on the condition, the low-pressure blue and high-pressure red valves link.
1. Pressure Readings:
While taking pressure readings, the red hose will link with an air conditioning high-pressure line. The blue hose would be related to a central air low-pressure line.
2. Vacuuming:
In the case of vacuuming, the yellow hose links to a vacuum siphon, and the blue hose goes to the unit. The blue valve would be left open so the siphon could work.
3. Adding Refrigerant:
The yellow hose will link with the outside source if the refrigerant is added to an air conditioner unit.The unit will be associated with the refrigerant bottle and the red hose.The central air expert would check how much refrigerant is added to the framework.It turns it off when it comes to the right amount.
The manifold gauge is the chamber device that applies to measure the flow of gases or pressure. The manifold set and read the pressure of the different air condition system as it operates.
The manifold gauges consist of low-pressure and high-pressure valves. Three hoses are attached to this valve. The red hose connects to the high-pressure valve. On the other side, blue hoses link with the low-pressure valve. The third hose, which is yellow, exists in the center. This yellow hose is directed to either the valve.
A manifold gauge works by sending a stream of gas through the set. The yellow hose links with an outside source. For example, a vacuum siphon or refrigerant bottle. Relying on the condition, the low-pressure blue and high-pressure red valves link.
1. Pressure Readings:
While taking pressure readings, the red hose will link with an air conditioning high-pressure line. The blue hose would be related to a central air low-pressure line.
2. Vacuuming:
In the case of vacuuming, the yellow hose links to a vacuum siphon, and the blue hose goes to the unit. The blue valve would be left open so the siphon could work.
3. Adding Refrigerant:
The yellow hose will link with the outside source if the refrigerant is added to an air conditioner unit.The unit will be associated with the refrigerant bottle and the red hose.The central air expert would check how much refrigerant is added to the framework.It turns it off when it comes to the right amount.
