The hose end is 1/4\" female flare and does have an internal valve core & Air Conditioning SUPER LEAK STOP!
The can contains 4 oz. of Proseal XL4 for HOME A/C systems.
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- Metal sealer for leaks in a/c condensers, evaporators, line sets, schrader valves, o ringsand solder joints.
- Proseal XL4 is used in home, heat pump, large automotive and industrial applications.
- One can will normally repair a leak in systems up from 1.5 to5 ton. If you have a smaller unit, please contact us.
- If the a/c system that will not hold a vacuum, you need touse the Enviro-Safe Prodry XL4.
- The reason for the vacuum or the use of Enviro-Safe Prodry XL4 is that it will eliminate moisture in the system.
- Moisture mixing with oils and refrigerantcan causeyou system to make sulfuric acid which will corrode and eat your system!
- For larger units over 5 tons, we suggest you use the Enviro-Safe Proseal XL4 Direct Inject. These are available in various of the larger sizes.
*FOR USE BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS WITHAPPROPRIATEMANUALS.
USE ONLY ON Refrigeration and AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS DESIGNED FOR HOME A/C SYSTEMS.
DO NOT MIX WITH ANY OTHER REFRIGERANT.
Refrigerant Can Notes:
INTENDED FOR USE BY QUALIFIED, EPA CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS,WHO ARE TRAINED IN THE USE OF REFRIGERANT AND
REFRIGERANT WEAR EYE PROTECTION WHEN WORKING WITH REFRIGERANTS.
*ALWAYS WEAR GLOVES WHEN WORKING WITH REFRIGERANTS.
*CONTENT UNDER PRESSURE.
*VAPOR HARMFUL SKIN AND EYE IRRITANT.
DO NOT CONNECT THIS CAN TO THE HIGH PRESSURE SIDE OF THE SYSTEM, THIS MAY CAUSE THE CAN OR CONTAINER TO
BURST AND RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY.
ALWAYS REPAIR LEAKS BEFORE ADDING REFRIGERANT.
USE ONLY IN SYSTEMS DESIGNED FORREFRIGERANT.
DO NOT MIX WITH ANY OTHER REFRIGERANT.
FORLOW PRESSURE SIDEOF THE SYSTEM ONLY!!!!
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS CAN TO HEAT OR STORE IN TEMPERATURES ABOVE 120 F.
HIGH TEMPERATURES MAY CAUSE THE CAN TO BURST.
DO NOT PUNCTURE OR INCINERATE THIS CAN.
DO NOT STORE IN PARKED VEHICLES WHERE THE INSIDE TEMPERATURE MAY EXCEED 120 F.
Do not refill can.
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
