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Product Details
About This Product
PRO-Fit Quick Connect fittings are designed to connect refrigerant lines without an open flame, brazing or swaging. They are suitable for joining refrigerant lines in seconds. After cutting the line, deburring the ends and push to connect.
Highlights
- Quick and easy push-in
- Flame-free: no flaring or brazing needed
- Single use with quick release removal
- Leak-resistant double O-rings sealing
- Compatible with major refrigerants
- Recommended for: residential use, coated aluminum line sets, mini-split HVAC units, and unitary indoor coils
- UV resistant
- Sight window for connection verification
- Return Policy
- California residentssee Prop 65 WARNINGS
Product Information
Specifications
Dimensions
Double Fitting Size | 1/2" x 1/2" |
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Fitting 1 size | 1/2" |
Fitting 2 size | 1/2" |
Fitting Size Dimensions | 1/2" x 1/2" |
Single Fitting Size | 1/2" |
Details
Application | Air Conditioning, Refrigeration |
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Color Family | Brass |
Compatible Pipe Material | Copper |
Connection | Press Fit x Press Fit |
Connection 1 | Press Fit |
Connection 2 | Press Fit |
Connectivity | Push Fit |
Features | No Additional Special Features |
Fitting or Connector Type | Union |
Fitting/ Connector Collection | Brass |
Material | Brass |
Maximum working pressure (psi) | 870 |
Maximum Working Temperature (F) | 0 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Pipe or Fitting Product Type | Fittings & Connectors |
Product Weight (lb.) | 0.3 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Warranty |
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Questions & Answers
Can I use this to connect a new furnace and AC instead of brazing?
These fittings are for just that purpose. If you scroll down the Home Depot product listing page, you will come to a section entitled Product Details. If you expand that section, you will find PDFs of the product documents. The brochure further outlines the capabilities of these fittings.
Does this allow for the quick connection and disconnection of two pipes?
No. I would consider these more of a one-shot deal to connect refrigeration lines rather than brazing.
Can you use it for hydronic heating?
I honestly don’t know. But I wouldn’t recommend it. Not for any great reason I can think of but more for reasons I may not be able to think of. I guess my question would be why would you want to? These connectors are designed to handle hundreds of pounds of gas pressure whereas hydronic systems work at 15 PSI of water pressure. They are intended for a very different application. Also, hydronics is considered plumbing so the pipe is referred to by its ID inside diameter. These fittings are intended for the HVAC industry that refers to tube by its OD outside diameter. What a plumber calls ¾ copper an HVAC technician would refer to as 7/8”. Therefore, I would think sizing would be an issue. Given the temperature swings in a closed loop hydronic heating system I would be partial to solder or press connections. Or PEX with an oxygen barrier if the situation lends itself.
Can these fittings be used to hook-up a new HVAC unit. Such as the lines from the compressor to the a coil
I apologize for the delay you asked your question months ago yet it only popped up in my answer que today. As to the question, Yes that I its purpose. It can be used on new or existing installations instead of brazing.
I need a 1/4? with both sides female quick connect part to connect my compressor and my paint sprayer. Does both ends allow you to snap the parts together?
Yes. However I want to point out that this product is meant as a permanent connection for refrigerant lines. It is not intended to act as disconnect to be used all the time. Also it is intended for refrigerant lines that are under very high pressures. My point is that there may be better and less expensive alternatives.
will it work on cars ac line
I apologize for the delay you asked your question months ago yet it only popped up in my answer que today. I don’t see why it would not if the tube size and material is correct.
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