Crc 1003223 Electrical Grade Cleaner 16 Oz Aerosol

Product Description

The CRC 1003223 is an electrical-grade contact cleaner formulated to remove contaminants from energized and de-energized electrical components. Delivered in a 16 oz aerosol can with a 13.00 oz net fill, it provides a dielectric strength of 30800 volts, making it suitable for use around live circuits when applied correctly. The liquid formula carries an ethereal fragrance and a VOC content of 730.30 g/L. It is classified as flammable, so ventilation and ignition-source control are mandatory during application. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary installers and service personnel for this product.

This cleaner is used on a wide range of electrical components including busbars, circuit breakers, contacts, edge connectors, generators, metal switches, motors, relays, scales, and sensors. It is appropriate for both residential and commercial electrical maintenance scenarios where fast-drying contact cleaning is required. The NSF K2 registration indicates it is approved for use in food-processing environments where incidental contact is possible. It is not safe for use on most plastics, so surface compatibility should be confirmed before application.

Key Features

• Dielectric strength of 30800 volts for use around electrical circuits
• NSF K2 Registered and USDA accepted for food-facility applications
• RoHS compliant formulation
• 16 oz aerosol can with 13.00 oz net liquid fill
• Flammable formula — requires ignition-source control and adequate ventilation
• Not safe for most plastics — verify surface compatibility before use

Compatibility

Designed for use on busbars, circuit breakers, contacts, edge connectors, generators, metal switches, motors, relays, scales, and sensors. Not compatible with most plastics.

Installation Notes

This product is typically applied by licensed electricians or qualified maintenance technicians. Because the formula is flammable, eliminate all ignition sources and ensure adequate ventilation before spraying. When servicing de-energized equipment, follow NFPA 70E lockout/tagout procedures before applying cleaner to internal components. Allow the solvent to fully evaporate before restoring power to any equipment.