Javac RCS45 Automotive A/C Charging & Evacuation Station

The Javac RCS45 is a professional-grade, all-in-one automotive air conditioning service station designed for efficiency and mobility. This kit bundles Javac’s most reliable tools—including a 45 L/min two-stage vacuum pump, high-precision digital scales, and a 4-valve manifold—all securely mounted on a heavy-duty steel trolley. It is the perfect entry-level station for workshops looking to satisfy ARCTICK requirements while maintaining a compact footprint.

Key Components & Professional Benefits

• Javac CAL45 2-Stage Vacuum Pump: A cost-effective, R32-rated pump that delivers a deep 15-micron ultimate vacuum. Its two-stage design ensures all moisture and non-condensables are removed from the vehicle's A/C system.
• Pro Charge 3 Digital Scales: Features a massive 100kg weighing limit with high resolution (5g). Includes a backlit blue screen, non-slip rubber base, and bumper protection to handle the daily bumps of a busy workshop.
• Premium 4-Valve Manifold: Includes large 80mm gauges for easy reading and comes with 72" service hoses and adaptors specifically for R134a systems.
• Heavy-Duty Custom Trolley: Features a built-in tool tray and secure mounts for all equipment. Stop lifting heavy vacuum pumps and scales; simply roll the entire station to the vehicle engine bay.

Tradie Pro Tip:

Having your gear on a trolley doesn't just save your back—it saves your hoses. By rolling the station directly next to the vehicle, you can use shorter, direct hose runs which results in a faster vacuum pull-down and more accurate charging measurements. Always ensure the scale is on a level surface before zeroing out for the most precise charge.

What’s Included

• 1 × Javac CAL45 Two-Stage R32 Rated Vacuum Pump (45 L/min)
• 1 × Javac Pro Charge 3 100kg Digital Refrigerant Scale (C12626)
• 1 × Javac 4-Valve Manifold Gauge Set with 72" Hoses (E78276)
• 1 × Custom Heavy-Duty Steel Trolley with Built-in Tool Tray
• Note: Gas bottle is not included.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)