SUPCO VG64 Vacuum Gauge, 4-1/2 Digit LCD Display, 0 - 150 F Ambient Temperature

Supco VG64 vacuum gauge is used in HVAC/R (heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration) systems for measuring vacuum levels during evacuation processes. It is employed during system installation, maintenance and troubleshooting to ensure proper vacuum levels are achieved, indicating the absence of air and moisture within the refrigeration system. It is ideal for commercial and industrial settings.

Working Mechanism:

• Supco VG64 vacuum gauge functions by detecting and measuring the vacuum level within HVAC/R systems during evacuation procedures.
• It utilizes a pressure sensor that gauges the pressure disparity between the systems to evacuate and the surrounding atmosphere. As the evacuation progresses and the elimination of air and moisture from the system, the gauge displays lower micron readings on its digital LCD screen.

Features:

• It features a digital display for precise readings.
• This vacuum gauge has a measuring range of 0 to 19000 microns.
• It comes with a 1/4 inch male flare connection for easy attachment to HVAC/R systems.
• This vacuum gauge can be operated at temperatures ranging from 0 to 150 degrees F.
• It is equipped with auto-off functionality to conserve battery life.
• This vacuum gauge includes a hanging hook / magnetic strap for hands-free operation.
• It comes with 2 quick caps for fittings and detailed instructions for user guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Does this Supco VG64 vacuum gauge require batteries?

A. Yes, this VG64 vacuum gauge operates on AAA batteries (3), which are not included with the gauge.

Q. What accessories are included with this SUPCO VG64 vacuum gauge?

A. This vacuum gauge comes with several useful accessories, including auto-off functionality, a hanging hook / magnetic strap for hands-free operation and 2 quick caps for fittings, along with detailed instructions for ease of use.

Q. How accurate is this vacuum gauge?

A. Supco vacuum gauge has an accuracy of +/-10% within the range of 100 to 1000 microns, ensuring reliable vacuum measurements for HVAC/R systems.