Yellow Jacket 22983 SealRight Fitting Review

this is the only 5 star review i have ever written, i use these hoses every day, they work very well, don't burn my fingers more

Great when they work. Sometimes the low-loss mechanism gets stuck and you get spatters as soon as the hose breaks off. Remove the spring clip, disassemble, clean and reassemble the low-loss fitting. usually takes care of it for a while.

As a senior refrigeration/air conditioning technician I use them daily and they are great. The length suits me. I like low loss fittings, I've been using them for many years and haven't encountered a single problem. i will get more

Tubing fits my Testo electronics assembly aid perfectly. Because they are short, they easily fit in a suitcase. There are no ball valves, but the ends are sealed, meaning you can remove the liquid line hose and then charge the refrigerant back into the lines.

I bought them for two reasons. #1 because low-loss fittings are built in. I had 5ft tubing with low loss adapters. I'm an HVACR student and we had a 2 minute hypothermia and overheat test. When I screwed the low-loss adapter onto the liquid line fitting, it started to leak. Thinking there was a leak in the system, I tried to tighten it quickly. The leak got worse and I found that the hose fitting had unthreaded from the low-loss adapter, which I quickly tightened with my left hand and removed…

Hoses fit my Testo electronics distributor perfectly. Because they are short, they easily fit in a suitcase. There are no ball valves, but the ends are sealed, meaning you can remove the liquid line hose and then charge the refrigerant back into the lines.

Great product overall. The length isn't the longest, I ordered a 36" set but still works for me. I will order another set for other sensors. Arrived the same day. Come with low-loss fittings, which is a must. LiveJournal in excellent quality. Great price, multiple sizes to choose from.

Bought these for 2 reasons. #1 because low loss fittings are fitted I had 5 foot hoses with low loss adapters I am in HVACR school and we had a 2 minute subcool and superheat evaluation test When I screwed the low loss adapter onto a liquid line and it started leaking as I thought it was leaking in the system , I tried to tighten it quickly in rubber gloves Operation The gloves soaked up the liquid refrigerant (410A) like a sponge.When I took the gloves off I had frostbite on my left…