To the OP, I saw the manifold your asking about in a catalog. I thought the price point at ILLCO was a little steep, but I may give them a shot next year if they go on sale. I too am a believer of supporting JB as a purveyor of quality goods that is also a local company for us here in Chicago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. In my last post on this series, I reviewed the second (middle) part of the DMG5, ostensibly devoted to explaining how a DM goes about creating an adventure for D&D.This is, by the way, makes the DMG5 something of a necessity for the aspiring 5E DM because WotC's free 'Basic game' PDF still offers ZERO information on how to create or run adventures in 5th Edition, basic or not. I'm using brand new JB industries DMG-5 digital gauges and the subcooling is constantly fluctuating between 5-8. While the superheat is steady at 14. The manual say subcooling should be 5-7 and superheat 7-9.
- Zoro #:G4037367
- Mfr #:DMG2-5
- Gauge Accuracy: +/-1.00%
- Number of Hoses: 3
- Vacuum Port Size: 3/8 in
Jb Industries Dmg-5 User Guide
Jb Industries Dmg2-5
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| Gauge Accuracy: +/-1.00% | Number of Hoses: 3 |
| Vacuum Port Size: 3/8 in | Features: Programmed with 80 Plus Refrigerants, Heavy Duty Type K Thermal Couplers, Calculates Superheat and Sub Cool Simultaneously |
| Gauges High Side Red: 0 to 870 psi | Number of Valves: 2 |
| Refrigerant Compatibility: Multiple Refrigerants | Item: Digital Manifold Gauge Set |
| Material: Aluminum | Hose Length: 60 in |
| Gauges Low Side Blue: 0 to 870 psi | Country of Origin (subject to change): Spain |
Jb Industries Dmg2-8