HVAC VAC Refrigeration Oil Charge Pump 200 PSI 2.6oz Stroke 35in Hose
Product Description:
Add refrigeration oil to a pressurized HVAC or air-conditioning system without fully shutting down or depressurizing the equipment. This manual oil-charge pump supports operating pressures up to 200 PSI and delivers approximately 2.6 oz (78 mL) per stroke for efficient servicing.
A built-in backflow-prevention design helps reduce reverse oil flow during operation. Its metal construction is designed for repeated HVAC maintenance and service applications.
Product Details:
- Condition: New
- Type: Manual HVAC refrigeration oil-charge pump
- Model: RV-OTP065
- Manufacturer part number: RV-OTP065
- Maximum supported pressure: 200 PSI
- Output per stroke: Approximately 2.6 oz / 78 mL
- Charging-hose length: Approximately 35 in / 90 cm
- Material: Metal
- Item weight: Approximately 2.4 lb
- Package dimensions: Approximately 24.4 × 12.6 × 2 in
- Backflow-prevention design
- Manual operation—no electrical power required
Compatible Applications:
Suitable for servicing compatible:
- Residential air-conditioning systems
- Commercial HVAC equipment
- Refrigeration systems
- Automotive A/C systems when used with the correct adapters
- Systems using common refrigeration oils
- One-, 2.5- and 5-gallon oil containers
Always confirm that the oil type, system pressure, hose connection and service-port fitting are compatible with the equipment being serviced.
Package Includes:
- One manual HVAC oil-charge pump
- One approximately 35-inch charging hose
- Components pictured in the listing
Key Benefits:
- Adds oil without fully depressurizing the system
- Supports charging while the system remains under pressure
- Delivers up to 2.6 ounces per pump stroke
- Helps reduce backflow during operation
- Metal construction for repeated service use
- Compatible with several common oil-container sizes
Important Use Notice:
This tool should be operated only by trained HVAC, refrigeration or automotive A/C technicians. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection and follow all applicable refrigerant-handling and equipment-manufacturer procedures.
Do not exceed the stated 200 PSI working pressure. Verify that every hose, adapter and connection is rated for the system pressure before use. Store the pump vertically after use to help preserve its seals and reduce leakage.
