How It Works

• How It Works
• Effects On The System
• Effects on Heat Transfer
• Managing the Problem
• The Solution
• Conclusion

Conclusion

Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Systems Oil Fouling

Add on electrical devices such as "surge protectors" and "high tech" (non-SAE approved) lubricants (the most popular on is actually soap according to MACS) yield efficiency improvements in the two-to-four percent range, with a financial payback period of four to ten years. The IceCOLD® synthetic catalyst, with a financial payback period of under twelve months and a Return On Investment (ROI) of up to 600% + according to ASHRAE's average equipment life expectancy, presents a radical shift from "how we've always done it since 1930." This technology is gaining acceptance due to the SAE J standard certification and ASHRAE's published information on oil fouling stating the potential for up to 20% to 30% AC / refrigeration electricity savings.