Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Tanque de Recuperación de Refrigerante Capacidad de 50 libras Tanque Cilíndrico Portátil 400PSI con Válvula Y para Líquido Vapor Recipiente de Recuperación de Alto Sellado para R22/R134A/R410A

This company has been nothing but nonstop marketing to my phone and email despite not subscribing and unsubscribing. So this 30 lbs tank comes with 25 lbs of harassment. Be advised.

No place will take it with recovered refregirant because ita not DOT approved, its againt the law to transport it on highways too.

re-ordered and paid for two tanks over a week ago and we’re still waiting for delivery. We will not order again from this company.

Das Preis Leistungsverhältnis ist gut, die Qualität und Handhabung sehr gut. Leider sind die Behälter nicht stapelbar weil die Drehgriffe überstehen und damit ungeschützt sind.

Tank is decent, please double check relief valve setting, I was planning on using for nitrogen storage to be lighter than my 2000 psi tank, I got to about 250psi when relief valve in back started leaking so I had to adjust it, problem is if I would have used it for 410a on a hot day it would have leaked out. The valve assemble isn’t the best, but you get what you pay for, but for what I’m using it for it should be fine.

Out of 6 we've ordered from different venders 3 leaked, lost almost full tanks of usable 410a and 22. Do not trust these tanks out of the box, unscrew the fittings and reseal

Unit seems well built however it is not DOT certified and does not have a water capacity. Without DOT certification you cannot reclaim with it. Without a water capacity you can't calculate your 80% capacity. I'll probably keep it and use it for testing vacuum setups, sucked it down to 75 microns and it doesn't hold completely solid.

Product is good but company not so much. Warranty is a joke. I found out on another product that they don’t support their own warranties. I would recommend buying from somewhere else!

I am TWO for TWO on not meeting the rated pressure of 400PSI. I bought one tank in March and found that it started releasing refrigerant at about 310PSI rather than the 400PSI it says its rated for. I was only pulling out a couple of lbs so I did not ice bath the tank. ALWAYS ICE BATH THIS TANK!!!!! When I contacted Support they asked me to "Adjust the set screw" on the back of the valve set. When I asked how would I know when to stop so I couldn't over pressurize the tank they had nothing to say. We came to a resolution and I bought another one. Same problem. ~320-325PSI it started venting. THIS time I had a large Nitrogen tank on hand so I tested with that rather than releasing refrigerant into the atmosphere when using the tank and got the set screw set. Finally if you read in the Q's they are NOT DOT certified. They are supposed to be under application.

Blew a leak on its second recovery, out of the pressure relief valve.