Fieldpiece Manuals & User Guides

Fieldpiece Instruments is a leading provider of tools dedicated exclusively to the HVACR (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration) industry. For over three decades, the company has focused on developing rugged, versatile, and innovative products that allow technicians to diagnose and service systems faster and more accurately. Their product lineup includes the popular SMAN® digital refrigerant manifolds, high-performance vacuum pumps like the VPX7, and advanced leak detectors such as the DR58.

A cornerstone of the Fieldpiece ecosystem is the Job Link® System, a wireless platform that connects various tools—including pressure probes, psychrometers, and clamp meters—to a mobile app. This connectivity allows professionals to view live measurements from a distance, document reports, and diagnose system performance comprehensively. Based in Orange, California, Fieldpiece continues to engineer tools that withstand the harsh realities of field work while meeting the evolving safety standards for refrigerants, including A2L certifications.

• How do I connect my Fieldpiece tools to the Job Link System app?

  Install the Fieldpiece Job Link® System app on your mobile device and create an account. Power on your wireless tool by pressing the button for 1 second, then open the tool manager in the app to pair it. Most tools connect automatically when in range.

• What is the standard warranty for Fieldpiece products?

  Fieldpiece instruments typically carry a one-year limited warranty from the date of purchase from an authorized dealer. This covers defects in material or workmanship, though exclusions apply for abuse or neglect.

• Are Fieldpiece vacuum pumps compatible with A2L refrigerants?

  Yes, the latest Fieldpiece vacuum pumps, such as the VPX7, VP87, and VP67 models, are A2L tested and certified for safe use with mildly flammable refrigerants.

• How do I clean the sensor on my Fieldpiece leak detector?

  Refer to your specific model's manual (e.g., DR58 or DRX3). Generally, sensors should be kept free of debris and moisture. Some sensors are replaceable rather than cleanable, and the tip filter should be replaced if it becomes dirty or clogged.