Compute-a-Charge® Refrigerant Charging Scales deliver the accuracy and repeatability HVACR technicians need for critical charging and recovery work. Built with advanced load cell technology and calibrated to strict NIST standards, these industry-leading scales support precise refrigerant measurement across residential and commercial systems. With high-capacity options, programmable controls and wireless functionality, Compute-a-Charge scales help technicians charge with confidence job after job.
HVACR Charging Scales
Standard Refrigerant Charging Scales
CC220 Scale | Compute-a-Charge Refrigerant Scale
220 Lb (100 kg), .015% Accuracy, 0.25 Oz (10g) Resolution
CC800A Scale | Programmable Compute-a-Charge Scale
220 Lb (100 kg), .015% Accuracy, 0.25 Oz (10g) Resolution, Programmable
CCD110 Scale | Compute-a-Charge Refrigerant Charging Scale
110 Lb (50 kg), .015% Accuracy, 0.25 Oz (10g) Resolution, Delta Platform
Wireless Charging Scales
CC220EW | Enhanced Wireless Refrigerant Charging Scale
Enhanced Wireless Refrigerant Charging Scale
SVW | Bluetooth Wireless Solenoid Valve
WIRELESS SOLENOID VALVE
Industry-Leading Refrigerant Charging Scales Trusted by HVACR Professionals
Precise refrigerant charging by weight is essential for system performance, efficiency and long-term reliability — especially as tolerances tighten and system complexity increases. Compute-a-Charge® HVACR charging scales are engineered with advanced strain-gage load cell technology to deliver unmatched accuracy, stability and repeatability in real-world field conditions. Each scale is calibrated to NIST (National Institute of Standards & Technology) standards, ensuring defensible measurements during charging, recovery and evacuation procedures.
The Compute-a-Charge lineup includes 110 lb and 220 lb high-capacity refrigerant scales, programmable models with integrated solenoid control and wireless charging scales that pair with the CPS Link™ app for automated charging, refrigerant tracking and EPA-compliant recordkeeping. Select models integrate with the SVW Bluetooth® Wireless Solenoid Valve, enabling precise, hands-free control of refrigerant flow. Built with rugged cast aluminum platforms and designed to perform in demanding environments, Compute-a-Charge scales are trusted by HVACR professionals who require accuracy without compromise.
Compute-a-Charge Refrigerant Scales FAQs
Why is charging refrigerant by weight critical for system performance?
Charging by weight ensures systems operate within manufacturer specifications, preventing efficiency loss, capacity issues and compressor damage caused by overcharging or undercharging, especially in modern, tightly engineered HVACR systems.
Are Compute-a-Charge refrigerant scales NIST-calibrated?
Yes. All Compute-a-Charge scales are calibrated to strict NIST standards, providing the accuracy and repeatability required for critical HVACR charging, recovery and evacuation applications.
What refrigerant cylinder sizes do Compute-a-Charge scales support?
Depending on the model, Compute-a-Charge scales support common cylinder sizes including 30, 50, 90 and 125 lb tanks, with capacities up to 220 lb for larger systems and recovery applications.
Do Compute-a-Charge scales support wireless or automatic charging?
Yes. Select models offer wireless functionality and can pair with the CPS Link™ app for automated charging, data logging and refrigerant tracking. Programmable models allow technicians to preset charge or recovery weights for added efficiency.
What is the SVW Bluetooth Wireless Solenoid Valve used for?
The SVW Wireless Solenoid Valve precisely opens and closes refrigerant flow during charging, recovery or evacuation. When paired with compatible Compute-a-Charge scales or the CPS Link™ app, it enables automated refrigerant control for accurate, hands-free operation.
Are these charging scales suitable for both residential and commercial HVACR systems?
Yes. Compute-a-Charge scales are designed for a wide range of applications, from residential service calls to large commercial and industrial HVACR systems where precision, capacity and durability are critical.