In Focus: Yellow Jacket ManTooth Wireless Digital Pressure/Temperature Gauge Automotive Kits

April 2, 2020

These kits provide the ability to diagnose an A/C system without tying up a RRR machine.

The Yellow Jacket ManTooth Wireless Pressure Temperature Gauge Automotive Kits, Nos. 67006 and 67007, use Bluetooth technology and an app to help service centers and technicians perform accurate vehicle A/C system checks in less than three minutes, according to the company. The 67006 features two tethered Bluetooth gauges with 6" high and low side hoses, high impact glass reinforced housing, R-134 and R-1234yf 5" couplers, two temperature clamps, A/C charging adapter and USB cord, and a rugged case. The 67007 features the same with the exception of two wireless gauges in place of the tethered gauges. The app is available for iOS and Android devices.

Application

The ManTooth Wireless Digital Pressure/Temperature Gauge Automotive Kits are designed to aid the technician in the diagnoses and repair of automotive A/C systems.

Features and Benefits

• Ability to diagnose an A/C system without tying up a recover, recycle, recharge (RRR) machine.

• Performs an accurate diagnosis of an A/C system without loss of refrigerant.

• Has the ability to diagnose an A/C system while driving by downloading the free app to view the pressures and temperatures.

• Works with iOS and Android devices.

Selling Points

• Its rechargeable battery is rated for eight hours of continuous use.

• Maximizes the opportunity to up-sell additional automotive A/C services.

• Utilizes a free downloadable app to calculate and display the system’s actual readings in an easy-to-read format.

• Integrated rubber case for easy handling and protection of equipment when not in use.

• Includes A/C charging adapter and USB cord.

Origin

The kits originated as a diagnostic tool for HVAC where it has been adapted for the automotive market.

Manufacturing/Engineering Specifications

The kits are made proudly in the U.S.A. and are made of high impact glass reinforced housing. Both have a working pressure of 0 to 700 psi, a working temperature of -4 to 160 degrees F, temperature sensor range of -40 to 266 degrees F, and a weight of 2.5 lbs.