Trane chm00995 Acid Scavenger 3.8 Fl Oz Pressurized Can

Product Description

The TRANE chm00995 is a pressurized acid scavenger chemical designed to neutralize harmful acids that form in refrigeration and HVAC systems. Sold in a 3.8 fl oz pressurized can, this treatment is used to chemically scavenge acid contamination from refrigerant circuits, helping to protect compressors, motor windings, and system components from acid-related degradation. The compact, single-use pressurized format simplifies field application without requiring additional dispensing equipment. HVAC technicians use this product as part of a system cleanup or burnout recovery procedure.

This acid scavenger is intended for use in residential and light commercial refrigerant-based systems where acid contamination has been detected, such as following a compressor burnout. It is injected into the refrigerant circuit to neutralize acid before or after system flush and filter-drier replacement. The pressurized can format is suited for field service work where quick application is required during system restoration procedures.

Key Features

• Neutralizes refrigerant system acids to protect compressors and internal components
• Pressurized 3.8 fl oz can — no additional dispensing equipment required
• Compact form factor for easy transport and field use
• Suited for post-burnout cleanup and acid contamination recovery procedures
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for convenient field carry

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style refrigerant system chemical treatment for use in residential and light commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems where acid contamination is present.

Installation Notes

Application should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician with proper refrigerant handling certification. Shut down and recover refrigerant from the system before introducing any chemical treatment, following all applicable EPA and local regulations. Consult the system manufacturer's service documentation and the chemical product instructions for proper injection procedure and dosage. Always replace filter-driers after a burnout event and verify acid levels with an acid test kit before returning the system to service.