CRC HVAC Coil Cleaner Pro Liquid 5L Container

CRC HVAC Coil Cleaner Pro Liquid, named CRC Coil Cleaner Pro Liquid by CRC, is an industrial strength, water-based coil cleaner. CRC's technical data sheet describes an aqueous degreasing solution that dissolves grease, oil and sludge from air conditioning and refrigeration coils, with low odour.

It is diluted with water from 5:1 to 20:1 depending on the job, and CRC says it does not require rinsing from evaporator coil cleaning applications. It holds NSF Registered A1 status, Registration No. 163492. It is supplied in a 5L container.

Where this product is used

• Evaporator and condenser coils on air conditioning and refrigeration equipment
• Air conditioning and refrigeration filters
• Fan blades and blower wheels

Features

• Dissolves grease, oil and sludge on HVAC+R coils
• Water-based and non-solvent, per CRC
• Low odour
• Dilutable from 5:1 to 20:1 for different cleaning jobs
• Does not require rinsing from evaporator coil cleaning applications, per CRC
• NSF Registered A1, Registration No. 163492
• Not classified as hazardous under the SDS; pH 8

Key specifications

Selecting the right option

To dilute and apply the product from a hand sprayer see CRC Pump Spray Bottle 1L. To find a refrigerant leak after cleaning see CRC HVAC Leak Detector Aerosol 1752429 - 510g.

Using it

Read the entire label and disconnect power before use. Spray the product into the coil, beginning at the bottom, and make sure the coil is fully saturated. On condenser coils, leave it for 10 minutes before rinsing with water.

Dilution: 5:1 for the heaviest cleaning; 10:1 for medium cleaning; 15:1 for light spray and wipe cleaning; 20:1 for non-rinsing on condenser coils.

In food processing areas, remove or protect all food and packaging, and rinse with potable water after use if contact with food or packaging is expected.

Storage and handling

Do not store below 0 °C. Keep in a cool, dry, well ventilated area, away from incompatible substances and foodstuffs.

Limits and safety

SDS classification (revision 1.1): not classified as hazardous under Safe Work Australia criteria, with no signal word, pictograms or hazard statements, and not dangerous goods. The pH is 8. SDS section 11 says contact may cause mild temporary skin irritation, and eye contact may cause discomfort, tearing and redness. Disconnect power before use. The NSF A1 category does not cover direct food contact. Read the safety data sheet before use.

Frequently asked questions

How do I dilute CRC HVAC Coil Cleaner Pro Liquid?

CRC gives 5:1 for the heaviest cleaning, 10:1 for medium cleaning, 15:1 for light spray and wipe cleaning, and 20:1 for non-rinsing on condenser coils.

Does CRC HVAC Coil Cleaner Pro Liquid need rinsing?

CRC says it does not require rinsing from evaporator coil cleaning applications. On condenser coils, leave it for 10 minutes and rinse with water.

Is CRC HVAC Coil Cleaner Pro Liquid NSF registered?

Yes: NSF Registered A1, Registration No. 163492. This is a general cleaner category for surfaces in and around food processing areas, not for direct food contact, and a potable water rinse is required after use.

Is CRC HVAC Coil Cleaner Pro Liquid hazardous or a dangerous good?

No. SDS revision 1.1 (05/12/24) states it is not classified as hazardous under Safe Work Australia criteria and is not dangerous goods. The pH is 8.

Is CRC HVAC Coil Cleaner Pro Liquid caustic or acidic?

CRC describes it as non-caustic and non-acidic, and the SDS gives a pH of 8.

What is in CRC HVAC Coil Cleaner Pro Liquid?

The SDS lists water (over 80%), non-hazardous surfactants (3 to 5%) and N,N-dimethyldec-9-enamide (1 to 3%).

Related products

See also: CRC Pump Spray Bottle 1L, CRC HVAC Leak Detector Aerosol 1752429 - 510g, CRC Leak Detector Water Based 510g.