Air conditioning 

Moisture Mould spores need moist or damp areas to grow and reproduce (example: Air conditioning evaporator coil) Food Mould spores need food. Example being: dirt, dust, cotton, leather, wood, paper products etc (all of which are returned back to the evaporator coil in an air conditioning system when it’s operational).

The most dangerous materials mould loves to grow on are porous materials. Heat Pump shows the difference between a “clean fan wheel” and a fan wheel that has had dirt / dust build up over approximately 3 years. Notice the left hand side, again, that’s Mould!!! Our liquid spray sanitises the filter material and ensures that any bacteria / fungi (mould) that has been growing will be eradicated.

Our liquid spray can also be applied to the evaporator coil & evaporator fan wheel as well. Similar to the filters, the amount of liquid spray applied only has to be minimal. This ensures that any mould/bacteria that have been growing on these items will be eradicated. Introducing Environmental Air Solutions Evaporative through an air conditioning system: The main objective is to position the correct size container as close to the evaporator coil as possible. Again, for the purpose of this exercise we will use the wall mounted split system and central ducted type air conditioning units as the examples.