Trane yj-15660 Charging Hose 0.25 X 60 Inch Black

Product Description

The TRANE yj-15660 is a black refrigerant charging hose designed for use in HVAC refrigeration service work. Measuring 0.25 inches in diameter and 60 inches in length, this hose connects manifold gauge sets to refrigerant cylinders, system service ports, or recovery equipment. HVAC technicians use it during system charging, recovery, and evacuation procedures. The black color designates it as a standard utility or low-side hose depending on the manifold setup in use. Its construction is suited to handle refrigerants and refrigeration-grade pressures encountered in common residential and light commercial service work.

This charging hose is used in refrigerant service applications across residential and light commercial HVAC systems. It is intended for use with standard manifold gauge sets during routine maintenance, system charging, and refrigerant recovery. The 60-inch length provides adequate reach between the manifold and system service ports in most field installations, reducing the need to reposition equipment during service calls.

Key Features

• 0.25-inch inner diameter construction for standard refrigerant service connections
• 60-inch length provides working room during field service procedures
• Black color for quick visual identification in multi-hose manifold setups
• Designed for refrigerant charging, recovery, and evacuation applications
• Compatible with standard manifold gauge set fittings used in HVAC service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement charging hose for use with standard refrigerant manifold gauge sets in HVAC refrigeration service applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of refrigerant hoses must be performed by EPA Section 608 certified HVAC technicians. Before connecting or disconnecting charging hoses, ensure the manifold hand valves are closed and follow proper refrigerant handling procedures to prevent release. Inspect hose fittings for wear or contamination before each use. Do not exceed the pressure rating of the hose or the connected manifold equipment.