XtremepowerUS 1/4 HP 3 CFM Single Stage Rotary Vane Air Vacuum Pump with Oil Bottle HVAC Air AC A/C R410a R134 (3CFM)

XtremepowerUS 1/4 HP 3 CFM Single Stage Rotary Vane Air Vacuum Pump with Oil Bottle HVAC Air AC A/C R410a R134 (3CFM)

$ 91.21

Score By Feature

Based on 64 ratings

Easy to use

8.89

Value for money

8.51

Suction power

7.46

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Product Description

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It's ideal for self-diagnosing or recharging air conditioning systems. It keeps air conditioners running smoothly by efficiently removing moisture before recharging the refrigerant.

Ideal for automotive air conditioning, HVAC work, refrigeration, and other industrial applications that require a compact pump with a high vacuum pull.

For easy maneuvering, the housing is made of durable die cast aluminum and has a convenient top handle.

The motor is thermally protected to ensure long-term durability.

Oil fill port with a viewing window for easy maintenance (oil not included).

Questions & Answers

What purpose does this serve in R22's life?

Yes. The same fitting is used by R22 and R12.

What type of oil is used by this pump?

Any auto parts store should have vacuum pump oil on hand.
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Is there any oil included?

Yes; The oil must be installed because it is in a bottle.

If this were to be used for vacuum forming, how many inches would it pull?

I'm not sure how much plastic it'd pull. However, this is with the air conditioning on. At the very least, 25 people will be drawn in by the system.

Selected User Reviews For XtremepowerUS 1/4 HP 3 CFM Single Stage Rotary Vane Air Vacuum Pump with Oil Bottle HVAC Air AC A/C R410a R134 (3CFM)

For the money, this is a great unit

5/5

I'm not sure if this is normal or not, but it does put a little vapor into the air out the exhaust port; is this normal or does it require some run-in time? you'll need the adapter to reduce the port size to mach standard manifold gauge service sets.

King Hall

| Jun 23, 2021

The first time I broke it, I was stuck with the item

3/5

This vacuum broke the first time I used it, and I'm unable to return it now. I tried to get to UPS before the return window closed, but I was unable to do so due to COVID and pregnancy. I'm stuck with this faulty item now.

Gabriella Cannon

| Mar 28, 2021

This is a fantastic little pump

5/5

This little pump is fantastic, and it's a fraction of the weight of the Robinair. It also creates a vacuum in half the time. It's an excellent purchase that I would recommend to anyone working in the HVAC or refrigeration industry.

Adley Rivers

| Jan 13, 2021

It's fantastic! I bought it to use with my vacuum filtration system

5/5

It works perfectly, and having the oil included saved me the trouble of having to buy it separately.

Wilder REES

| May 09, 2021

Purchase my R134 freon compressor pump! Separate fittings are available: I gave it three stars because it advertises that it can be used with R134 but does not include the proper fitting

3/5

That'll set you back another $22br>Otherwise, this is an excellent pump.

Melany Watts

| May 10, 2021

Exactly as stated

5/5

This is what I'm using to get a diesel cylinder out of the way. Exactly as stated. This is what I'm using to evacuate the diesel cylinder after changing the injectors. Of course, with a canister in line prior to the pump.

Harvey Brady

| Mar 11, 2021

It is not always the case that the cheapest option is the best option

3/5

We bought six of these for our office. Following the first use, the first three had to be returned. It wouldn't have been able to pull a deep enough vacuum with just two of them. The motor seized on the third one. I was given credit by Ideal, which I promptly returned. Now I've got another one that has a seized engine. They denied me credit despite the fact that it had passed the 90-day warranty period. I still have two out there, but I expect to see them soon for the same issues; the price is good, but it's not worth it if they don't do what they claim. In this case, cheaper isn't necessarily better.