Trane yj-22985 Charging Hose Set 1/4 in 60 in 3-pack Ryb

Product Description

The TRANE yj-22985 is a three-piece refrigerant charging hose set designed for use with manifold gauge sets during system charging, evacuation, and refrigerant recovery procedures. The set includes three 60-inch hoses in the standard red, yellow, and blue color configuration, allowing technicians to quickly identify high-side, utility, and low-side connections at a glance. Each hose measures 1/4 inch in diameter and features SealRight fittings, which are engineered to minimize refrigerant loss at connection points during service. This hose set is a standard service tool for licensed HVAC technicians working on residential and light commercial refrigeration and air conditioning systems.

This charging hose set is suited for HVAC service work involving manifold gauge sets on split systems, package units, heat pumps, and refrigeration equipment. The 60-inch length provides adequate reach in tight mechanical room installations and rooftop applications. The red, yellow, and blue color coding follows the industry-standard convention for high-side, center utility, and low-side connections respectively, making this set appropriate for daily field service use.

Key Features

• Three-piece hose set in standard red, yellow, and blue (RYB) configuration
• 60-inch hose length for extended reach during field service
• 1/4-inch hose diameter compatible with standard manifold gauge set fittings
• SealRight fittings designed to reduce refrigerant loss at connection points
• Color-coded for quick identification of high-side, utility, and low-side connections

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/4-inch manifold gauge sets used in residential and light commercial HVAC and refrigeration service applications.

Installation Notes

This hose set is installed by licensed HVAC technicians as part of a manifold gauge assembly during refrigerant service procedures. Always recover refrigerant in accordance with EPA Section 608 regulations before opening a system. Inspect hose fittings for wear or refrigerant contamination before each use, and replace hoses that show cracking, swelling, or fitting damage. Proper torque on hand-tight fittings should follow manifold gauge manufacturer guidelines to ensure a leak-free connection.