My Evaporator Coils In Utah County

The evaporator coils are positioned next to the AC unit. There are three different types of evaporator coils:

• Vertical evaporator coils
• Cased evaporator coils
• Uncased evaporator coils

The coils are important to replace as they can rust, wear down or simply age over time. 

How Does my Utah County Evaporator Coil work?

Selecting the right evaporator coil is critical to the overall performance of your air conditioning unit. There is a maze of pipes and duct work that work together to transfer the air through and ensure even distribution throughout the building. The evaporator coil is part of this process and is responsible for distributing the cooled air through the duct work. The evaporator coil absorbs the heat from the building and allows free flow of the cooled air. The coil is kept moderately cool, under the dew point. It condenses water vapor from the already-processed air. This is very similar to the process of a cold drink forming condensation on the outside of a cup. The evaporator coil moves the water to the drain, removing the vapor from the cooled area, which results in lower humidity in the air.  

It is critical that you perform regular maintenance checks and, if needed, replace your evaporator coil in Utah County. This will guarantee peak performance of your air conditioning unit and will maximize the amount of fresh air flowing through your home or office building.

Call one of our highly trained and skilled Lehi HVAC techs today to schedule an appointment or to learn more about your AC system and its performance.