Robinair® 16990 - R-ID Refrigerant Analyzer

Universal R-ID Refrigerant Analyzer by Robinair®. The Robinair R-ID Refrigerant Analyzer is a tool to meet the service needs of technicians working on vehicles equipped with either R134A or the newer R-1234yf refrigerant. It quickly analyzes refrigerant in a vehicle's A/C system to determine if it is good or bad, a requirement of R-1234yf service. It is certified to the SAE J2912 standard and is capable of connecting directly to any SAE J2843 or J3030 AC service machine that has an external USB port and is not equipped with a refrigerant analyzer. A large, easy to read color display shows results quickly and accurately, helping technicians decide their next step.

Specifications

Includes

• 1 Piece R-ID refrigerant analyzer
• 1 Piece R-1234yf and R-134a low side service couplers
• 1 Piece R-1234yf and R-134a cylinder tank adapters
• 2 Pieces R-1234yf sample hoses
• 2 Pieces R-134a sample hoses
• 1 Piece Battery charging adapter
• 1 Piece Custom fit storage case

Features

• Quickly and accurately determine refrigerant purity
• Displays amount of R-1234yf, R-134a, R-12, R-22 and Hydrocarbons in percentage
• Displays % air in pure R-1234yf & R-134a
• Capable of testing R-12 with optional R-12 hose
• Improved oil resistance with user replaceable oil restrictor
• Large color display
• Battery powered with internal lithium battery
• Ergonomic design with protective boot

Robinair® was founded in 1956 by the Kent-Moore Corporation of Warren, Michigan, to design and manufacture specialized tools for repairing appliances. The name of the new company was a combination of the names of two Kent-Moore executives, Robinette and Adair. With the increasing popularity of air conditioning, both for homes and automobiles, Robinair soon moved into this growing market. In just a few years, the product line was the most complete in the industry. Today, Robinair, a Bosch Automotive Service Solutions brand, is a global leader in service tools and equipment based in Owatonna, Minnesota. Products serve the heating/ventilating/air conditioning/refrigeration (HVAC-R) and mobile markets, which includes the automotive aftermarket along with other industries such as agriculture and construction.