Description
Product Summary
The Supco VG60 Vacuum Gauge is a professional-grade replacement part from Supco (Sealed Unit Parts Co.), a trusted name in HVAC/R and appliance parts since 1945. 10 segment color coded LED display provides fast response, easy to view vacuum measurements.
Vacuum gauges for verifying evacuation and confirming a dry, tight system before charging.
Key Features
- Cleaning port provides quick cleaning and drying of sensor
- Convenient built-in hanger
- Easy to clean sensor (use isopropyl alcohol)
- Easy to read color coded LED display
- Low battery indicator
- Reads vacuum in microns
- Single switch operation
- Soft case included
- WARNING: Prop 65 info
Specifications
| Brand | Supco |
|---|---|
| Part Number | VG60 |
| Part Type | Vacuum Gauge |
| Sensor type | Thermistor |
| Connector type | Standard 1/4" male flared fitting |
| Vacuum range | 50-5,000 microns |
| Parameter scale | microns |
| Operating temperature range | 35°F to 125°F (2°C to 52°C) |
| Overpressure | 500 psi max (20 Bar) |
| Power source | 9 V battery (not included) |
| Fitting | 1/4" SAE Flare Fitting , 45° thread |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an instruction manual?
See the White Paper section on this page.
What is the maximum operating pressure of the VG vacuum gauges?
500 PSI
What is the maximum amount of turns to calibrate?
15 turns
What is the accuracy?
The LED guarantees that it is in calibration when the light is lit, that it will pass that level of vacuum.
When the VG60 was initially turned on it read 5000 microns and then went down to 50 microns and stayed there?
Adjust the ambient temperature adjustment. Insert a screwdriver into the opening at the side of the case, locate the screw and make the adjustment until only the atmosphere and slide switch lamp goes on. Do not overturn the screw, it may turn off the atmosphere lamp. (pot has a 15 max turn)
Related Parts
Commonly used with: Supco VGC.
White Paper
What's Included
- (1) Supco VG60 Vacuum Gauge
Safety: Always disconnect power and follow lockout/tagout procedures before servicing electrical components. Installation should be performed by a qualified technician.