Elitech LMC-100F+ Refrigerant Charging Weight Scale 110Lbs Freon Scale High Precision for HVAC with Case

Worked well. Good value. Sturdy case.

Such a great scale! Built tuff and is affordable for the quality made.Luckily I found this scale, it doesn't show up in most seraches for scales. I use it in my commercial cold brew coffee business. Much easier to weigh a preceise amount of water than to measure it. Also use to weigh bulk green coffee beans. This scale is very useful for industries besides HVAC and I suggest it should be marketed for other uses.

I've had this scale for over 3 years and it is never let me down The only time is to replace the batteries, I love that it comes in its own plastic durable case, ease of operation and it's extremely accurate, I would highly recommend, I'm in the HVAC industry and I know there are other scales, this one's right up there, it's work great, I have no problems with it, I'm would definitely buy it again, highly recommend!

Great product for what I believe to be a reasonable price. Very good performance.

Good set of scales ease of operation. I’ve only used them one time, but they seem to be very good.

I have only used this product once, but would highly recommend it

It works well for measuring hvac refrigerant charging. I like the display being on a chord as it makes it easier to read.

Unlike some reviewers who are stating this 220lb total capacity scale has no Tare function and does not zero - I have no idea why they are stating that. Because of those statements - I went to Elitech website and read the online user manual for the LMC-100A scale. The Z/T button (gee who knew = Zero/Tare) zeros out and Tares the scale. An unopened glass jar with metal lid containing 15oz of Natural Peanut Butter weighs 1.54lbs or 24.6 Ounces (Yes it DOES have just OUNCES MEASUREMENT) or .700Kgrams You press the 'Unit' button to change units. Press the Tare button and it goes to Zero. Take off the Peanut Butter and it reads -0.700Kgrams. Tare it out - and it would read Zero. Don't tare and just shut the scale OFF; and when you turn it back on - it reads the LAST measurement it was previously displaying. In this case - negative or -0.700Kgrams. Seems like a fine scale to me. Just got it today; and since it has a 220lb total capacity - it will definitely handle any of my refrigerant needs. Resolution is 5grams or 0.176368 Ounces {It starts reading OUNCES in TENTHS; Kg in THOUSANDTHS; & POUNDS in HUNDREDTHS} Requires 1 regular 9V battery [included]. Glad I purchased it.