GS434F Analog Gauge Set 4 Port Manifold

Details

Fundamentals, dialed in.

Designed for Performance There’s comfort in relying on the tools you trained with – tools that feel familiar. Fieldpiece analog gauge sets are the rugged, dependable companions you can trust for system diagnostics, refrigerant recovery, pressure testing, and charging. The GS434F is equipped with four refrigerant saturation temperature rings and a rotating pressure marker to maximize use and minimize costs. Built to take the inevitable jobsite beating and deliver clear, accurate readings – you’ll work with confidence every time.

Key Features

• Set Includes: Manifold: GS434F | Documentation: 1 Operator’s Manual
• Four Refrigerant Saturation Temperature Rings: R134A, R404A, R407C, R448A
• Integrated sight glass to see refrigerant flow
• Rotating Pressure Marker
• Swappable hose holders (1/4” standard, 5/16” optional)​
• High-grip valve knobs for easy operation
• Piston valves for precision control
• Rubberized protective housing
• Hanging hook rotates and folds into housing

Specifications

• Maximum Block Overpressure 800 psi (55 Bar)
• High Side Pressure Range 0 to 800 Psi (0 to 55 Bar)
• Low Side Pressure Range 30 inHg to 500 psi (-1 to 34 Bar)
• Low Side Overpressure Retard Protection 300 psi (20 Bar)
• Accuracy +/-1% Full Scale, Class 1A
• Operating/Storage Environment -40 to 158°F (-40 to 70°C), <90% RH Non-condensing
• Port Type: (3) 1/4” Standard SAE Male Flare Fittings, (1) 3/8” Standard SAE Male Flare Fitting (4-Port only)
• Dimensions: 8.1″ x 6.7″ x 3.5″ (207 mm x 170 mm x 90mm)
• Weight (4-Port) 3.95 lbs (1.79kg)

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Warnings

• WARNING – Failure to heed these hazards and actions while using this device can result in serious injury or death:
• Always wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including gloves, safety glasses and earplugs.
• Know and understand the correct safety and handling requirements of the refrigerant, including those specified in the Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
• Avoid breathing refrigerant and oil vapors. Inhalation of high concentrations of refrigerant vapor can block oxygen to the brain causing injury or death.
• Handle hoses and equipment carefully as refrigerant may be under high pressure. Exposure to refrigerant can cause frostbite.
• Perform leak detection in accordance with recommended practice to verify working environment is free from leaking refrigerant, as it can be toxic and/or flammable.
• Only work in well-ventilated areas (minimum of 4 air exchanges per hour).