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Hilmor 1950217 Wireless Vacuum Gauge is a pro-grade Bluetooth micron gauge that lets techs verify deep vacuum accurately—on the handheld and your phone—so charging starts with confidence. Built tough with a foldable hook and magnet, it’s made for real site work—too easy.
Real-world: on a humid Sydney roof, we pulled a ducted split down with wide-bore hoses. The Hilmor 1950217 settled at ~420 microns and held steady for the standing test—alarm set at 500. No moisture hiss, no rebound. Charge went in and the system was purring. That’s what separates a fair dinkum evacuation from a guess. For guidance, AIRAH’s Refrigerant Handling Code of Practice recommends evacuating to <500 microns before charging.
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Mount the sensor at the system (not at the pump) via a core removal tool, isolate with the ball valve, then perform a standing vacuum test. Pair with large-bore evacuation hoses to hit target microns quicker—no worries. (See Related Products below.)
From Brisbane summer humidity to Melbourne winter chill, temperature swings can mask moisture. The 1950217’s temperature compensation (0–50 °C) and high accuracy help you make the call with confidence—she’ll be right.
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| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | 1950217 (sensor replacement: 1950219) |
| Accuracy | ±10 microns / ±5% of reading |
| Resolution | 1 micron (5–2,000 µ); 100 µ (2,001–5,000); 250 µ (5,001–10,000) |
| Refresh rate | 0.5 seconds |
| Units | micron, mTorr, Torr, mmHg, mbar, kPa, Pa |
| Wireless range | 10 m (33 ft) unobstructed |
| Overpressure | 800 PSI (momentary) |
| Operating temp | −20 °C to +50 °C |
| Battery life | Handheld ~80 hrs (backlight off); sensor ~40 hrs |
| Handheld size/weight | 7.5 × 11.7 × 2.3 cm; 255 g |
| Sensor size/weight | 5.59 × 14.5 × 3.8 cm; 136 g |
| Mounting | Foldable hook + magnet |
All specs per Hilmor/retailer listing.
Backed by manufacturer’s warranty. For delivery windows, returns and conditions, see our Shipping & Returns.
Q: What micron target should I use?
In Australia, AIRAH’s Refrigerant Handling Code of Practice recommends evacuating to less than 500 microns before charging. Set the alarm accordingly.
Q: Where should I place the sensor?
At the system, via a core removal tool, not at the pump. Isolate with the tool’s valve and run a standing vacuum test for a reliable pass/fail.
Q: Does it work on R32/A2L systems?
Yes. The gauge measures vacuum (absolute pressure) and doesn’t contact refrigerant in use. Follow site safety and standards (e.g., AS/NZS 5149).
Q: Can I monitor remotely?
Yes—wireless range is up to 10 m line-of-sight; use the handheld or your smart device to track pull-down without hovering over the unit.
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Jun 25 - Jun 30
US$40
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