COIL CLEANER - F&F NON-ACID GAL.

Building maintenance crews and HVAC technicians servicing air conditioning units in residential and commercial buildings need a coil cleaner that restores heat transfer efficiency without the safety risks and surface damage associated with acid-based formulas. This highly concentrated, non-acid coil cleaner is self-rinsing and ammonia-free -- cutting through dust, grease, and grime on coils, fins, and exterior parts without fuming or requiring special protective equipment for application in occupied spaces.

Key Features:

• Non-Acid Formula -- Safe for Coils and Fins -- Alkaline, non-acid chemistry cleans and brightens evaporator and condenser coils, fins, and exterior AC parts without the metal corrosion risk associated with acid-based coil cleaners.
• Self-Rinsing -- Spray directly onto the condensate unit and dirt, grease, and grime run off with condensation -- no manual rinsing or water flushing required in most applications.
• Non-Fuming & Ammonia-Free -- Does not produce harmful fumes during application -- safer for use in occupied buildings, enclosed mechanical rooms, and confined spaces without special ventilation.
• Highly Concentrated -- Active ingredient concentration of 20% delivers strong cleaning performance at economical cost-per-use for facilities with multiple AC units.
• Restores Heat Transfer Efficiency -- Removes soil buildup that reduces airflow and heat exchange performance -- helps restore units to rated efficiency and reduces energy consumption.

Where to Use:

• Residential and commercial HVAC systems -- Evaporator and condenser coil cleaning during routine preventive maintenance cycles
• Multi-unit residential buildings -- Seasonal AC maintenance across multiple rooftop, window, and split-system units managed by building staff
• Hotels and institutional facilities -- HVAC coil maintenance in occupied buildings where acid-based cleaners pose fume or safety concerns
• Mechanical rooms and equipment areas -- Coil and fin cleaning on package units, fan coils, and heat exchangers during scheduled maintenance