OTC® 16995 - Robinair™ R-ID Plus Refrigerant Analyzer

Universal Robinair™ R-ID Plus Refrigerant Analyzer by OTC®. The Robinair R-ID Plus Refrigerant Analyzer is a tool to meet the service needs of technicians working on vehicles equipped with either R134A or the newer R-1234yf refrigerant. It quickly analyzes refrigerant in a vehicle's A/C system to determine if it is good or bad, a requirement of R-1234yf service. It is certified to the SAE J2912 standard and is capable of connecting directly to any SAE J2843 or J3030 AC service machine that has an external USB port and is not equipped with a refrigerant analyzer. A large, easy to read color display shows results quickly and accurately, helping technicians decide their next step. The Robinair R-ID Plus comes with an internal printer to print final test results.

Specifications

Includes

• R-ID Plus Refrigerant Analyzer
• R-1234yf and R-134a Low Side Service Couplers
• R-1234yf and R-134a Cylinder Adapters
• 2 Pieces R-1234yf Sample Hoses
• 2 Pieces R-134a Sample Hoses
• Battery Charging Adapter
• Custom fit Storage Case

Features

• Quickly and accurately determine refrigerant purity
• Displays amount of R-1234yf, R-134a, R-12, R-22 and Hydrocarbons in percentage
• Displays % air in pure R-1234yf & R-134a
• Capable of testing R-12 with optional R-12 hose
• Improved oil resistance with the user replaceable oil restrictor
• Large color display
• Easily print test results with built in printer
• Battery powered with internal lithium battery
• Ergonomic design with protective boot

OTC® is a leading manufacturer and supplier of professional vehicle electronic diagnostic equipment, servicing tools and equipment as well as automotive fuel maintenance. In 2012 the company was integrated into the Automotive Service Solutions Business Unit of the Bosch Automotive Aftermarket Business Division. It was a milestone in the history of the OTC brand, which allowed to expand the company's horizons and sales area. As a part of the Bosch Group, OTC products are offered in more than 150 countries across the globe.