Mould in Air Conditioners

Air conditioners are essential for maintaining indoor comfort however they can also become breeding grounds for mould if not properly maintained. Mould growth compromises indoor air quality and poses health risks to occupants. It’s a potential hazard to both the integrity of your HVAC unit as well as the health of those occupying the space.

Identifying Mould in Air Conditioners

Before diving into treatment methods, it’s crucial to identify the presence of mould in the split air conditioning system. Common signs include:

• Musty odour
• Visible mould growth on vents or coils
• Allergy-like symptoms among occupants

Treatment Methods of Mould in Air Conditioners

Our Indoor AC Cleaning Protection Pack is a comprehensive solution to keep your split air conditioner in top condition. This pack includes the necessary products to perform a thorough AC cleaning and treatment, removing dirt, dust, mould and contaminants effectively.

The pack consists of three high-performing products that ensure your split air conditioner not only becomes mould-free but also ensures the longevity of your system, enables better air quality and saves energy costs.

Multi-Enzyme Indoor Coil Cleaner

• The Multi-Enzyme Indoor Coil Cleaner is a patented solution for HVAC&R systems, utilising enzymes to clean coils without causing corrosion.
• It effectively eliminates bacteria and fungi, enhancing unit efficiency by up to 54%, and enables your system to operate within its specifications.

Indoor Coil Treatment

• AerisGuard? Indoor Coil Treatment provides up to 12 months protection to control and prevent mould and odour-causing bacteria.
• It minimises recontamination and improves airflow and performance of the heat exchanger, optimising energy efficiency, reducing running costs and extending the life of your system.

Multi-Enzyme Pan Tablets

• AerisGuard?’s Indoor Pan Tablet is a compact solution for maintaining drainage pipes. Placed in HVAC drip pans it inhibits mould and bacteria growth, lowering the risk of blocked drainage pipes and water damage

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