Products : Refrigeration & VP Oils Refrigeration & VP Oils A/C Re-New, formerly Zerol® Ice, has been used successfully for many years to improve the performance of air conditioning and refrigeration systems. A/C Re-New provides significant saving in energy use. It also quiets noisy systems and extends the life of the system. It is a lubricant that blends with the system’s oil, lasting for the life of the equipment, or until the oil is changed. A/C Re-New can be used in air conditioning as well as refrigeration applications. It is formulated for use with R-22, R-410A as well as other refrigerants. The 4 oz. package can be used to treat systems up to 5 tons. For large commercial systems, such as packaged units or larger refrigeration systems, multiple bottles should be used. Additionally, the product is available in 32 oz. quarts. Install with the A/C Re-New Injector. This product must be used in accordance to the following directions by HVACR professionals only.

Unpressurized product can be used for R-22 / R-407C / R-410A.how to make a window ac unit fit Use of the A/C Re-New Injector Tool (4057-99) is recommended for installation.ac unit for room Secure hose-end to suction side fitting, with valve in closed position. window ac hot airOnce attached, crack valve quickly to purge. Add 4 fl. oz. to cylinder and the close cylinder lid to seal. a) Attach a vacuum pump to the other end, as shown, using another short hose with a shut-off valve. Draw vacuum on extra hose, then close its valve. Proceed to step 4. b) As an alternative method without the vacuum pump, use a clean manifold hose set and proper service techniques to push the A/C Re-New into the low side with high side pressure. Be sure to purge or “burp” all lines.

a) Attach to high side and then briefly open valve on second hose to pressurize the cylinder of product. b) Slightly open valve on cylinder to push product into system low side. Once installed, close this valve and disconnect from low side fitting. Close up cylinder to prevent any contamination from entering it. Download the product bulletin and other relevant literature here. Download a low resolution file of the product label here. Read and understand the product’s Safety Data Sheet for precautionary and first aid information. Brad Goar is the program manager for FPL's Home Energy Survey and Low Income Weatherization programs. With over 140,000 home energy surveys performed annually, FPL's Home Energy Survey is one of the largest utility run energy survey programs in the nation. Asked on: June 24, 2016 by Deborah B., Palm Bay My A/C unit is 15 years old. Does FPL advise customers on the required SEER level and offer rebates for a new A/C unit?

Hi Deborah, deciding whether or not to replace your existing 15-year-old A/C unit is a big decision and large investment. The good news is – should you choose to purchase a new unit you could be looking at lower energy bills once you’ve installed a more efficient system. For example, if you replace a 10 SEER three-ton A/C unit with a 16 SEER system, you could save around $377 annually. Qualify for a $150 rebate If you purchase and install a 16 or 17 SEER, straight cool/air cool unit in a single-family detached home from a Participating Independent Contractor you’ll qualify for a $150 rebate from FPL. These contractors can also help you find the right unit for your home and ensure you’re eligible for rebates.As you may already know, SEER is a measure of a system’s efficiency – it stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio – an important consideration when your air conditioning can account for more than 50 percent of your energy bill during peak cooling months.

Current Florida regulations require a minimum SEER level of 14 for new A/C units. As you might guess, the higher the SEER level the more expensive the unit. However, it also means you’re getting a more efficient unit, and the savings generated are greater. Ultimately, the ideal balance for your home will depend on the size and layout of your home, where it’s located, and how often you run your air conditioning. For more information visit our Residential Air Conditioning program page.An energy-efficient new AC saves you money, and tax credits and rebates can save you even more. They are rewards by the Unites States government and Florida Power and Light, respectively, for switching to newer equipment in your home. It’s a win-win for you!Saving energy with an efficient air conditioning system can quickly recoup your investment. Tax credits and rebates pay you back for them – extra money in your pocket.Call now for a free evaluation.The FPL offers an AC Buying Rebate when you purchase and install a high-efficiency system.

It must have a minimum Seasonal Energy Efficient Ratio (SEER) of 14 and must be purchased through a Participating Independent Contractor (PIC). We are a licensed AC company and we participate in this program. The savings are significant. According to FPL’s online calculator, if you have a 3 ton 10 SEER unit now and upgrade to a 16 SEER, you will save an average of $450 a year on your power bills, plus receive a $585 rebate from FPL – that’s a total $1035 in just the first year!Other energy management incentives like the On-Call Savings Program, which briefly cycles off equipment during peak load times, can save another $137 a year. How to QualifyFPL requires that you choose specific air conditioning units that qualify for their rebates. Kendale Air Conditioning has more than 30 years in the business and a factory-trained staff that is familiar with all major makes and models. We can assist you with choosing a new residential AC system that will qualify for this generous incentive.

Energy Star ProgramBecause this government program has been changing from year to year, it is wise to consider buying now to take advantage of available credits that end this year. At present, buying a new Energy Star-approved cooling and heating unit can save in two ways:It can cut your yearly energy bill by about $200.You can also earn a $300 tax credit for installing a new central air conditioning system.The program recommends that you ask a qualified AC service contractor to provide a Manufacturer Certification Statement for the equipment you want to buy. You can also look at the manufacturer’s website. We have an in-depth knowledge of top brands like Lennox, Trane, Ruud and Honeywell – plus many more. Let us find an approved unit that’s right for your budget.More Energy Saving IdeasWe can come out and look over your home and show you more ways to save and show you how you can qualify for tax credits and rebates. Ducts that leak or are too big can be incredible energy wasters.

Even the best AC installation will not cool your home as effectively as it could if cool air is leaking through cracks and cuts. We can fix them fast. Programmable thermostats can be set to different temperatures depending on whether you are home or away, saving you about $180 a year.Variable speed motors are also designed to work harder only when they are needed most, so they use less electricity.Refrigerant leaks of either Freon or the newer coolants can be very costly. A loss of just 10 percent can lead to a 20 percent spike in utility bills. Leaks also cause undue wear and tear on your central air conditioning unit. We will check it, find the problem, and fix it if needed. Custom Maintenance PlansInstalling energy-smart appliances is just the beginning. Air conditioning systems in South Florida face some of the harshest climate conditions in the country and need regular checkups. Having routine maintenance is the only way to make sure your air conditioning system isn't wasting energy and to eliminate expensive service calls.