Manifold Gauge, AC Gauges & Air Conditioning Gauges

Precise diagnostics, charging, and commissioning tools from Testo, Imperial, Mastercool, Fieldpiece, and more.

When you’re pulling down, charging, or diagnosing a system, your manifold is the tool you trust most.

This collection features analogue and digital manifold gauge sets, replacement AC gauges, and vacuum gauge accessories. We stock the brands that Australian tradies actually use on site.

Built for Australian Conditions:
From humid coastal installs in Brisbane to frosty winter starts in Melbourne, our gear is ready. Pair the right manifold with a solid vacuum pump and refrigerant scale to cut call-backs and hit your targets the first time.

Common Applications

Our manifold and refrigeration gauges are designed for:

• Charging & Commissioning: Split systems, ducted units, VRF/VRV, and commercial refrigeration.
• Diagnostics: Checking suction and head pressures alongside temperature readings.
• Verification: Measuring superheat and subcooling (essential for warranty call-outs).
• Automotive: A/C charging and diagnostics using compatible couplers.

Types of Gauges Available

Digital Refrigeration Manifolds

Multi-probe, app-connected gauges. These automatically calculate superheat/subcooling, log data, and generate professional reports for your clients.

Analogue Manifold Gauge Sets

Rugged 2-valve and 4-valve sets. The reliable, battery-free choice for everyday service work and van backups.

Replacement & Individual Gauges

High-side (Red) and low-side (Blue) replacement heads. Compatible with common refrigerants like R32, R410A, R134a, and R404A.

Accessories

Protect your gear with gauge boots, replacement lenses, and micron gauge couplers.

Buyer’s Guide: How to Choose

1. Check the Refrigerant Rating:
   For R32 or R410A work, ensure the manifold body and hoses are rated for high pressures. For freezers, check the low-temp scale.
2. 2-Valve vs. 4-Valve:
   • 2-Valve: Lighter and easier for split systems.
   • 4-Valve: Includes a dedicated vacuum port, allowing you to pull a vacuum and charge without changing hoses.
3. Digital vs. Analogue:
   • Digital: Faster commissioning with auto-calculations.
   • Analogue: Tougher and requires no batteries.
4. Connection Sizes:
   Most splits use 1/4" or 5/16" ports. Check your hose fittings before buying.

Need advice? Contact our team for a quick recommendation.

Complete Your Charging Setup

Don't stop at the gauges. For a reliable evacuation and charging process, you will need:

• A dedicated Vacuum Pump (sized correctly in CFM).
• A Micron Gauge to prove system dryness.
• A Refrigerant Scale for precise charging by weight.