Description
CRC Coil Cleaner Pro is an industrial-strength foaming cleaner built specifically for the grease, oil and sludge that accumulates on air conditioning and refrigeration coils over time, restricting airflow and reducing system efficiency. Being non-caustic and non-acidic is a genuine practical advantage for HVAC and refrigeration technicians working close to sensitive components — it does the cleaning job without the corrosive risk of a stronger chemical.
For evaporator coils, no rinsing is required after the cleaning cycle, which saves a step on jobs where access to a water source at the coil location isn’t always convenient. Condenser coils are rinsed with water after the product has been left to work for 10 minutes, fully saturating the coil first for the cleaner to properly dissolve the built-up grease and sludge.
Technical Specifications
| Character | Aqueous degreasing foam |
|---|---|
| Colour | Colourless |
| NSF Registration | A1 163083 |
| Propellant | Hydrocarbon |
| Packaging | 500g aerosol |
| Part number | 1752427 |
Where to Use
- Air conditioning and refrigeration evaporator and condenser coils
- Small kitchen equipment
- Air conditioning and refrigeration filters
- Fan blades and blower wheels
How to Apply
- Disconnect power — before use, disconnect power to the equipment.
- Shake well — shake the can thoroughly before spraying.
- Spray from the bottom — spray product into the coil starting at the bottom, working up.
- Saturate fully — ensure the coil is fully saturated with product.
- Leave and rinse (condenser coils) — leave for 10 minutes before rinsing from condenser coils with water; evaporator coils don’t require rinsing.
Important Notes
- Pressurised container — do not puncture, incinerate or store above 50°C.
- Keep away from all live electrical sources — aerosol cans will conduct electricity.
- In food processing areas, remove or protect food and packaging, and rinse with potable water if food contact is expected.
< For technicians working across multiple sites in a single day, that combination of fast action and simple clean-up (or no clean-up at all on evaporator coils) genuinely speeds up a maintenance round without compromising on how thoroughly the coil gets cleaned. Its NSF registration also gives a technician working in food-service kitchens genuine documentation to point to if a client or auditor asks what's being used near food-handling equipment. Keeping a can on hand as part of a scheduled maintenance kit, rather than only reaching for it once airflow has already noticeably dropped, catches coil fouling earlier and keeps the system running at its rated efficiency for longer.
Coil fouling develops gradually rather than all at once, which is exactly why it’s easy to overlook until a system is noticeably underperforming — by that point, a technician may be dealing with weeks or months of accumulated grease and dust rather than a light, easily-dissolved layer. Building CRC Coil Cleaner Pro into a scheduled maintenance visit, rather than only reaching for it once a complaint comes in about poor airflow, is what keeps a system running at its rated efficiency continuously. Keeping spare cans stocked as part of routine site consumables, rather than ordering reactively once a coil issue is reported, avoids delaying a scheduled service visit. Even a small drop in coil efficiency translates directly into higher running costs over a full cooling season.
