TEXA KONFORT 705R
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THE IDEAL SOLUTION FOR RECHARGING ONLY R134a
The KONFORT 705R is the latest TEXA “entry level” recharge station for vehicle air conditioning systems, designed with the precise objective of offering mechanics a simple but complete unit for all recovery and recharge jobs involving only R134a refrigerant, at an extremely competitive price.
The KONFORT 705R possesses the same basic characteristics as the other models in the KONFORT range and therefore represents an ideal solution for garages committed to offering customers impeccable service while keeping their business costs under control.
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SPECIFIC SERIES SOLUTIONS
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM FLUSHING
In order to guarantee safety and efficiency, it is important that each type of oil and refrigerant are not cross contaminated. TEXA have therefore developed a special automatic flushing function to clean the internal circuits of the service station.
AUTOMATIC LEAK DETECTION MANAGEMENT
The KONFORT 700 series air conditioning recharge stations automatically carry out a dual leak detection check. All safety related operations take place automatically in order to eliminate errors.
OPERATING SOFTWARE
TEXA operating software conforms to the strictest requirements of accuracy and precision.
Any possible faults or messages are displayed via detailed error messages. TEXA software manages the recovery and recharge processes, in order to guarantee precession that was previously unknown.
In particular, the automatic procedures assist the operator with repairs on highly sophisticated systems, such as those fitted on the new hybrid vehicles. All models have a removable SD card which allows communication with a Windows PC to update vehicle make and model database, check and certify all services and potential software updates.
OPTIONAL
THERMAL PRINTER
The KONFORT 705R can also be equipped with a practical and functional thermal printer. This extremely useful option lets you print out a small report of the work performed at the end of the service. The report lists details like the quantity of refrigerant recovered, the type of oil injected into the system and the final pressure in the A/C system after recharging.
