🌡️ FAVORCOOL CT-536G 3-Way AC Manifold Gauge Set with Case for Freon Charging, Compatible with R410A, R134A, R22 Refrigerants, Durable Brass Body, and Convenient Sight Glass Review

These sensors and distributors are of high quality. This is a big deal when it's designed for light work. Everything you need is in the bag. If you're either a mechanic or a technician, shop elsewhere, but for the rest of the DIY this does the trick. Except for the protective cover for the manometer, everything is made of metal, no fragile plastic handles.

This is a high quality metal set. Aluminum handles, brass distributors and line connectors. The hoses are rated for 4,000 psi and all manifold and clutch fittings are fitted with dust caps. The case holds everything well in the kit. I like that the kit comes with a well-written and clear quick start guide.

gauges are well made, all brass fittings and long hoses are clearly marked. Delivered in a nice hard case. The whole set gives the impression of a professional quality mechanic. intimidating and you need to be careful when handling coolant. If you are inexperienced, please learn the process of charging an AC meter before taking on such a job. I currently have no complaints and I think the price is comparable to the quality. I hope my humble opinion helps you in some way. Thank you for reading.

I may not need it right now but if I ever need a decent set of refrigerant manifolds I will get these. It comes in a blown case that protects the exposed ends of hoses and gauges from dust. I appreciated the plastic caps over the important manifold threads to prevent contamination. They are mostly brass with glass sights and appear to be well made. There are good guides. I would check online before charging. Some refrigerants are not publicly available and there are strict unrestricted release…

I work in IT and I install a lot of mini split systems that you can buy cheap online. The only catch is that they usually have a very proprietary filling slot that you have to suck and fill. Most commercially available sensors only work with r22 based vehicles and systems. Over the years I've had to mix them together to work for my needs. Finally someone made a setup that costs no more than $300. I am not an air conditioning professional and only install split systems for friends and customers.