Manifolds
- Two sets: Standard and Smart
- Control servicing and maintenance work via a smartphone or tablet
- Small and durable manifold with a robust hook
- Three sets available: Basic, Smart, Smart with Hoses
- Large, graphic display
- Two-way valve block and Bluetooth connectivity
- Bluetooth-enabled digital manifold with a four-way valve block
- Wireless vacuum measurement
- Two sets available: Smart Vacuum Set and Smart Vacuum Set with Hose
- Four-way valve lock, Bluetooth, and large data memory
- Suitable for use with A2L and A3 refrigerants
- World’s longest battery life: 360 hours
- Intuitive operation
- Four kits to choose from
- Data logging
- Easy data management
- Digital manifold
- 4-way valve lock
- Wireless, datalogging clamp thermometer
- Wireless vacuum probe
- Bluetooth, large memory & 360-hour battery life
- Digital manifold with a 4-way valve lock, Bluetooth, large memory, & 360-hour battery life
- Two wireless, datalogging clamp temperature probes & one wireless vacuum probe
- Supplied with a hose set and case
- 4-way valve lock, Bluetooth, large memory, & 360-hour battery life
- Two datalogging clamp temperature probes & one vacuum probe
- Powerful clamp meter, TRMS digital multimeter
- Commission, service, & maintain monobloc & split-system heat pumps
- Wirelessly measure vacuum
- Includes the Testo 550s Manifold; 2x 115i Pipe Clamp; 770-3 Clamp Meter; 552i Vacuum Probe; & 560i Refrigerant Scale
About Manifolds
Manifold gauges are used to monitor heating or cooling systems, specifically the pressure of refrigerants. These tools are used to control the flow of pressure or gas.
Manifold gauges are used to remove contaminated or unknown blend refrigerants from the air conditioning systems, reducing the chance of cross-contaminating a service machine.
For easier use, valve wheels for the high and low sides are identified by the colour - the low-side handwheel is made of blue plastic or has a blue decal in its centre, whereas the high-side handwheel is marked with red colour. The manifold body may also have a sight glass to observe the flow of the refrigerant.
The gauges used with a refrigeration gauge manifold are either analogue (with an indicator needle) or digital. In an analogue gauge, the position of the needle concerning the numbers on the gauge face indicates the pressure or vacuum in the refrigeration system, whereas digital gauges provide a numerical reading, indicating system pressure or vacuum.
Digital manifold gauges began to rise in popularity due to the readings a technician can get quickly and reliably.
