Trane chm00995 Acid Scavenger 3.8 Fl Oz

Product Description

The TRANE chm00995 is a pressurized acid scavenger chemical used to neutralize and remove acidic contaminants from HVAC refrigerant circuits. Acid formation in a sealed refrigerant system typically results from moisture intrusion or compressor burnout, and left untreated it degrades oil, corrodes copper, and shortens compressor life. This 3.8 fl oz pressurized can delivers the treatment agent directly into the system. HVAC technicians use acid scavengers as part of a burnout cleanup or preventive maintenance procedure on refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.

This chemical treatment is suited for use during refrigerant circuit service calls where acid levels are a concern, particularly following compressor burnout or after moisture contamination is suspected. The pressurized can format is designed for straightforward field injection into the low-side service port. It is appropriate for use on residential and light commercial refrigeration and air conditioning systems during servicing by a licensed refrigeration or HVAC technician.

Key Features

• Acid scavenger formulation targets and neutralizes acidic contaminants in refrigerant circuits
• Pressurized can format allows direct field injection into the refrigerant system
• 3.8 fl oz single-use volume sized for typical residential or light commercial service applications
• Supports compressor burnout cleanup procedures and preventive acid mitigation

Compatibility

Designed for use in refrigerant-based HVAC and refrigeration systems where acid neutralization treatment is required. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

This chemical treatment must be handled and injected by a licensed HVAC or refrigeration technician in accordance with applicable EPA Section 608 regulations and local codes. Recover refrigerant and relieve system pressure before connecting any service equipment to the refrigerant circuit. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses and chemical-resistant gloves, when handling pressurized chemical cans. Follow the chemical manufacturer's injection instructions and perform an acid level test before and after treatment to confirm neutralization.