Before PermaFrost
Refrigeration systems rely on a refrigerant oil to lubricate their moving parts. Eventually this oil and other chemicals migrate throughout the system, forming an insulative, nonconductive layer over the surface of the condensing and evaporator coils. Over time, this oil buildup causes considerable reductions in efficiency and greatly increases maintenance costs. As this insulative layer continues to thicken, your system continues to lose efficiency and consume more energy, shortening the life of the compressor. Oil trapped in the system will cause the system to work harder to deliver desired temperatures; consequently, compressors run longer and use more energy with increased wear and tear.
Once injected into your system, PermaFrost will dislodge the non-conductive layer of oil and replace it with highly charged thermo-conductive molecules. This eliminates future oil build-up for the life of the system. The energy that was lost to friction now is restored. There is additional heat conductivity, and less energy is needed to "circulate" the refrigerant throughout the system.
By acting as molecular fins, PermaFrost attracts the heat from the refrigerant and conducts it through the metal coils of the cooling system at an accelerated rate. This increases the system’s capacity and reduces its energy output, resulting in more cooling action with less energy.
Before PermaFrost
- Your system is inefficient
- Your system works harder to deliver the results that you want
- Your system runs longer and uses more energy
- Your system suffers from increased wear and tear
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