2000 Gallon Ultrasonic Cleaning Bath For AC Evaporator and Condenser Coils With Heater

 

Why Do You Need to Clean AC Coils?

The short answer is to improve your system's efficiency. AC coils when caked in dirt or grime are not able to transfer heat. This means that the system needs to run longer and work twice as hard to get the job done during those changing Bay Area weather systems. You may be looking at costly repair bills and an imminent breakdown if you do not invest in a little preventative maintenance.

What happens if you don't have your AC coils cleaned?

This is what happens when debris or dirt builds up on the air conditioning unit's condenser and evaporator coil.

• System loses its efficiency
  Evaporator coils when dirty cannot absorb adequate amounts of heat. The system may have to run almost consistently to achieve a comfortable temperature.
• Consumes more energy
  Your air conditioner would drive up your utility bills by running more. If you have recently noticed a spike, it may well be because of dirty coils.
• Faster wear and tear
  Excess pressure, heat, and increased run time will result in a faster degradation of AC moving parts. You would soon have multiple problems with belts, fan, and other components.
• Refrigerant may leak
  Corrosion can occur on the outside of grimy AC coils. This is particularly true for outdoor condenser coils that are exposed to exhaust fumes, smog, and other pollutants. Over a period of time, corrosion would cause holes and cracks in the coils, which may cause the refrigerant to leak out. Your system's ability to cool would significantly decrease.
• Before time system replacement
  Without functioning coils, refrigerant is unable to convert from liquid to gas. This can put increased strain on the compressor which is the single most important part in your air conditioning unit. You may need a system replacement if the compressor goes or an expensive repair at best.

Ultrasonic is efficiency for Condenser Coil cleaning
 

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