COIL CLEANERS
Coil cleaners are important for air conditioning units because they help to remove dirt, dust, and other contaminants that can accumulate on the coils over time. The coils are an essential part of an air conditioning system, as they are responsible for transferring heat between the indoor and outdoor air. When the coils become dirty or clogged, they are less effective at performing this heat transfer, which can lead to reduced efficiency and higher energy costs.
In addition to reducing efficiency, dirty coils can also contribute to other issues with the air conditioning system, such as reduced air flow and reduced cooling capacity. By using a coil cleaner to regularly clean and maintain the coils, you can help to ensure that your air conditioning system is operating at its best and providing optimal performance. This can help to reduce energy costs, extend the life of the system, and improve the overall indoor air quality in your home or business.
NAME | PART # | DESCRIPTION
- Multi-Purpose HVAC Coil Cleaner | Part#MPC- | 1 Gallon
- Multi-Purpose HVAC Coil Cleaner | Part#MPCA-1 | 18 oz aerosol
- Heavy Foam Condenser Coil Cleaner | Part#CCC-1 | 1 Gallon
- No Rinse Evaporator Coil Cleaner | Part#ECC-1 | 1 Gallon
- No Rinse Foaming Evaporator Coil Cleaner | Part#NRCA-1 | 18 oz Aerosol
- No Rinse High Pressure Coil Cleaner | Part#SCCA-1 | 18 oz Aerosol
Multi-Purpose HVAC Coil Cleaner
Part#MPC-1 | Gallon
Hab Chem’s Multi-Purpose HVAC Coil Cleaner is a unique and highly effective cleaning solution that incorporates the latest surfactant and inhibitor technology. This advanced formula is safe for both metal and rubber surfaces and offers rapid dissolving of contaminants, degreasing of surfaces, and deodorization of coils and surfaces. The cleaner works quickly to eliminate any lingering odors and leave the surface looking and smelling fresh and clean.
- MICRO-CHANNEL / MINI-SPLIT SAFE
- METAL AND ROOFTOP SAFE
- ELIMINATES GREASE, GRIME, & OTHER SOILS
- NON-FOAMING
- DETERGENT FORMULA
- SELF-RINSING ON EVAPORATORS
Multi-Purpose HVAC Coil Cleaner
Part#MPCA-1 | 18 Oz Aerosol
Hab Chem’s Multi-Purpose Aerosol HVAC Cleaner is a powerful cleaning solution that also uses the latest surfactant and inhibitor technology to effectively remove contaminants, degrease surfaces, and neutralize odors on coils and surfaces. It is also formulated to be safe for use on metal and rubber, making it a versatile choice for HVAC cleaning tasks.
- MICRO-CHANNEL / MINI-SPLIT SAFE
- METAL AND ROOFTOP SAFE
- ELIMINATES GREASE, GRIME, & OTHER SOILS
- NON-FOAMING
- DETERGENT FORMULA
- SELF-RINSING ON EVAPORATORS
No Rinse Evaporator Coil Cleaner
Part#NRCA-1 | 18 oz Aerosol
Hab Chem’s No Rinse Foaming Evaporator Coil Cleaner is specifically formulated for effectively cleaning hard-to-reach cooling coils, from any angle. The fastest breaking foam in the industry is forcefully propelled through the coils, removing impacted debris to the surface. The foam is generated by the propellant and mechanical agitation, not a chemical reaction from the cleaner attacking the metal. No Rinse Foaming cleaner leaves the unit thoroughly cleaned and deodorized by emulsifying dirt, grease, oils and other contaminants.
- FAST BREAKING FOAM & SELF RINSING FOAM
- CLEANS AND DEODORIZES
- NO RINSING REQUIRED ON EVAPORATORS
- MEETS USDA STANDARDS
- SRAYS FROM ANY ANGLE
- LIGHT, QUICK DISIPATING SCENT
No Rinse Evaporator Coil Cleaner
Part#ECC-1 | 1 Gallon
Hab Chem’s No Rinse Evaporator Cleaner employs advanced surfactant and technology, making it a unique and efficient coil cleaner that is safe for metal and rubber. This cleaner swiftly eliminates pollutants, cleanses surfaces of grease, and leaves coils and surfaces smelling fresh. It is suitable for use on electronic air cleaners and filters, as wellas evaporators and condensers. The non-foaming, professional- grade formula is highly effective at tackling tough cleaning tasks, yet leaves no residue behind.
- METAL AND ROOFTOP SAFE ELIMINATES GREASE, GRIME, OTHER SOILS
- GREAT ON NICOTINE
- NON-FOAMING, DETERGENT FORMULA
- SELF-RINSE ON EVAPORATORS
- LIGHT, QUICK DISIPATING SCENT
Solvent High Pressure
Part#SCCA-1 | Solvent Cleaner Aerosol
Hab Chem’s No Rinse High Pressure Coil Cleaner utilizes a highly compressed solvent to effectively remove lint, dirt, and dust from evaporator coils. This product is designed to quickly eliminate residue without requiring any rinsing. Its evaporation rate is specially formulated to dissolve all contaminants, ensuring a thorough cleaning. Moreover, it dries quickly and does not leave any mess be-hind. This makes it an excellent choice for use in environments like restaurants and fast food establishments where water rinsing may not be feasible. With one can, you can clean an average size evaporator coil, making it perfect for cleaning ice machines, vending equipment, self-contained freezer units, refrigeration condenser coils, and window air conditioners
- REMOVES LINT, DIRT, AND GREASE FROM COILS
- STRIPS OFF COOKING RESIDUE
- NO WATER OR RINSING REQUIRED
- QUICK EVAPORATION LEAVES NO RESIDUE
Heavy Foam Condenser Coil Cleaner
Part#CCC-1 | 1 Gallon
Hab Chem’s Heavy Foam Condenser Coil Cleaner is a highly effective cleaning solution designed for removing heavy debris, grease, dirt, grime, cottonwood, and oxidations. This alkaline cleaner a sodium hydroxide based cleaner and contains a proprietary blend of surfactants that create a time delayed, foaming reaction to facilitate the removal of even the most stubborn debris. The solution can be easily diluted to different ratios based on the soil loads of the coil. When applied, it reacts with aluminum to generate foam and push out contaminants, leaving the coil looking clean and almost new. *Will remove painted surface of treated coils*
- PENETRATES MULTI COIL & DEEP COIL CONFIGURATIOS
- DENSE, HEAVY FOAM
- TIME DELAYED FORMULA CLEANS
- FROMINSIDE OUT
- MUST BE RINSED WITH WATER
- ALKALINE FORMULA (NON-ACID)
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEEN CONDENSER & EVAPORATOR COILS
The air conditioning condenser coil and evaporator coil are both critical components of an air conditioning system, and they have different functions.
The condenser coil is located in the outdoor unit of the air conditioning system and is responsible for releasing the heat that is absorbed by the refrigerant during the cooling process. The refrigerant gas is compressed in the compressor, which increases its temperature and pressure. The hot, high-pressure gas is then passed through the condenser coil, where it releases the heat to the surrounding air and cools down. The cooled, low-pressure gas is then returned to the indoor evaporator coil.
The evaporator coil is located in the indoor unit of the air conditioning system and is responsible for absorbing heat from the indoor air. As the cooled, low-pressure refrigerant gas passes through the evaporator coil, it absorbs the heat from the indoor air and evaporates into a gas. This process cools the indoor air, which is then circulated back into the room by the air conditioning system.
In summary, the condenser coil releases heat to the outside air to cool the refrigerant gas, while the evaporator coil absorbs heat from the indoor air to cool the room. Both coils are necessary for the air conditioning system to function properly and provide efficient cooling.
Cleaning Basics
Cleaning air conditioning coils is an important part of maintaining an air conditioning system. The coils, which are located inside the air handler or on the exterior of the unit, are responsible for absorbing heat from the air in the home. Over time, dirt, dust, and other contaminants can build up on the coils, reducing their efficiency and potentially causing the system to break down. Here are the basic steps for cleaning air conditioning coils:
Turn off the power to the air conditioning system.
Locate the air handler or exterior unit and remove any debris or obstruction blocking access to the coils.
Use a brush or vacuum to remove any visible dirt or dust from the coils.
Mix a cleaning solution according to the manufacturer’s instructions and apply it to the coils using a spray bottle or coil cleaning brush.
Allow the cleaning solution to sit on the coils for the recommended amount of time.
Rinse the coils with water and dry them with a clean cloth.
Replace any filters and reassemble the air handler or exterior unit.
Turn the power back on to the air conditioning system and test it to ensure it is functioning properly.
It is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning the coils and to use the appropriate cleaning solution to avoid damaging the system. Additionally, it is a good idea to wear protective gear, such as gloves and goggles, when cleaning the coils to protect against any chemicals or debris that may be present.