Parker 475158 Alkaline Coil Cleaner 1 Gallon

Product Description

The PARKER 475158 is an alkaline-formula coil cleaner designed to remove biological and particulate buildup from HVAC system components. This multi-purpose liquid cleaner works on evaporator coils, condenser coils, electronic air cleaners, and permanent air filters. The alkaline chemistry breaks down bacteria, insect debris, lint, and scale deposits that restrict airflow and reduce system efficiency. Packaged in a 1-gallon container, the product ships at 9.75 pounds. It is intended for use by licensed HVAC technicians and qualified service professionals performing routine maintenance or deep-cleaning service calls.

This coil cleaner is suited for residential and light commercial HVAC maintenance applications. It is formulated for use on evaporator and condenser coils where organic and inorganic fouling has accumulated. It is also appropriate for cleaning electronic air cleaner cells and washable permanent air filters. The alkaline formula targets common coil contaminants including biological growth, insect matter, lint accumulation, and mineral scale. It is a practical choice for techs running preventive maintenance programs or responding to airflow and capacity complaints tied to coil fouling.

Key Features

• Alkaline formula effective against bacteria, bugs, lint, and scale deposits
• Multi-purpose application across evaporator coils, condenser coils, electronic air cleaners, and permanent filters
• 1-gallon container size suitable for multiple service calls or full-system cleaning
• Yellow color for easy identification during application
• UNSPSC Code 47131800 for procurement system compatibility

Compatibility

Designed for use on evaporator coils, condenser coils, electronic air cleaners, and permanent air filters in residential and light commercial HVAC systems.

Installation Notes

HVAC technicians should de-energize all electrical components and shut off system power before applying coil cleaner to evaporator or condenser sections. Follow local environmental regulations for collection and disposal of rinse water, particularly on condenser coils where runoff may enter storm drainage. Allow adequate dwell time per the product label before rinsing, and confirm coil surfaces are fully rinsed and dry before restoring power. Use appropriate PPE including gloves and eye protection when handling alkaline cleaning solutions.