Advanced A/C Recharging for Buses: TEXA Konfort 760R BUS (R134a & R1234yf Compatible)

Check out the Texa Konfort 760R Bus Recharging Station! It's like a superhero for automotive air conditioning and commercial refrigeration systems in buses. Designed for refrigerant R134a, this unit ensures high-purity recharging, making it a top choice for professionals. Plus, if you're in the industry, don't forget to explore our trade account options for exclusive benefits!

Cool Features:

1. Big Tank: It has a super-sized 30 Kg tank inside.
   
   
2. Strong Compressor: A big 21cc compressor makes it powerful.
   
   
3. Vacuum Pump: There's a strong vacuum pump that sucks out air like a vacuum cleaner, making things super clean.
   
   
4. Switcheroo: It can use the old R134a or the new R1234yf coolants. You can even switch between them if you want, with a special kit.
   
   

Optional Superpowers:

• Fancy Display: It has a colorful display like a tablet that shows important stuff.
  
  
• Easy Peasy: You don't need to touch anything manually; it's all automatic.
  
  
• Special Bottle System: The coolants come in sealed bottles, and the machine knows them automatically.
  
  
• Smart Scale: It measures the coolants super precisely and locks the scale for accuracy.
  
  

Get the Right Stuff:

• You can choose if you want it to work with the old R134a or the new R1234yf. There's a kit if you want to switch later.
  
  
• It's really good at putting just the right amount of coolant, with an accuracy of +/- 15 grams.
  
  

Tech Specs:

• It can talk to your computer through an SD card.
  
  
• It's got a cool rotating display (except in Germany, sorry!).
  
  
• It's good at sucking up over 95% of the old coolants for recycling.
  
  
• It can speak many languages to understand everyone.
  
  

Extra Cool Tools (Optional):

• If you want to do extra cool stuff, you can get kits for cleaning, checking efficiency, identifying coolants, printing stuff, and even diagnosing problems in the air conditioning system.

And guess what? There's a manual to help you become a pro at using it! How cool is that?