Why sanitize the air conditioner
Regular maintenance and sanitization of the air conditioner prevent the formation of mold, bacteria, and bad odors, improve air quality, and maintain high performance while reducing energy consumption.
Available products
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Antibacterial sanitizing sprays for indoor units and filters.
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Active foams for cleaning coils/evaporators.
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Descaling liquids and concentrated cleaners for outdoor units.
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Complete kits with hoses, pump, and accessories for periodic cleaning.
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Filters and air fresheners to improve air quality.
Recommended procedure
- Disconnect the power supply and remove the filters.
- Wash the filters with warm water and mild detergent, let them dry.
- Spray the sanitizing spray on the internal coils (split) and in the vents.
- For the outdoor unit, remove leaves and debris, apply descaler if necessary.
- Close and restart the system, checking for proper operation.
When to do it
A deep cleaning is recommended at least twice a year: before the summer season and after autumn, or more often in very dusty environments.
Quick FAQs
Can I sanitize the air conditioner myself?
Yes, with the right products you can perform basic maintenance on your own. For centralized systems or leak issues, it's better to consult a technician.
How often should the filter be cleaned?
Every 3–4 weeks during periods of heavy use, to avoid dust and allergen buildup.
Do I need to disconnect the power?
Always yes: before removing the filters or using spray products, disconnect the power for safety.
Do sanitizing sprays damage the components?
No, if they are specific for air conditioners: they are formulated for plastic and metal materials without affecting electronic parts.
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