Absolutely. The underlying technology is presently installed in over one million automotive air conditioning systems. The name of the automotive product is ICE 32.

No, those types of additives use surface reactive chemistry, and some can cause stability problems. A/C Re-New is a highly stable base lubricant that has outstanding anti-wear and extreme pressure characteristics.

No! Chlorine-based or sulfur-based lubricants can cause damage to your air conditioning system. Some of our competitors products do, in fact, use chlorine or are sulfur-based, so please beware.

No. The product is not hazardous. The product is packaged and installed in a manner that ensures the product goes from the package directly into the air conditioning system.

Shrieve Chemical Products, Inc. manufactures A/C Re-New. With a 30-year history, they are a leading manufacturer of refrigeration and air conditioning oils and lubricants based in Houston, Texas. Nu-Calgon provides the national distribution of A/C Re-New in North America through local air conditioning, refrigeration and heating wholesalers and distributors.

No. A/C Re-New was specifically designed to improve residential, commercial and automotive air conditioning systems. The product has undergone extensive third-party industry standard tests to ensure that it does not negatively impact the refrigerant or metal components in your system. In fact, the testing indicated that A/C Re-New improved thermal conductivity, reduced wear and tear, and reduced corrosion in both refrigerant and metal components.

No. The A/C Re-New resides in the compressor lubricant. If there was a leak in your system, only very small traces of A/C Re-New might leak out.

Generally, no. However, if you completely drain the oil, some A/C Re-New will be removed from the system. As a result, it is recommended to re-install A/C Re-New.

Generally, no.

It is an acronym that stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating. It is a rating that determines the energy efficiency of your system.

Any oil build-up that results from years of service is normally returned to its original state by the product. Any remaining build-up is collected by the internal filtration system and remixes with the system's oil.

No. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act indicates that manufacturers can not simply void your warranty just because A/C Re-New was introduced into the system. More importantly, A/C Re-New is backed by Nu-Calgon's satisfaction guarantee. Nu-Calgon even provides for its own warranty should the need arise.

It will vary by contractor, but typically 30 minutes.

Most residential systems are between two and five tons, and one can will treat a system up to five tons. For example, if you have two air conditioning units, you will need two cans of product. For larger systems, you will need one can per five tons. For example, if you have a single seven ton unit, you will need two cans of product. For larger commercial systems, please call Nu-Calgon at 1-800-554-5499.

Yes. Although, the electricity savings are more prevalent in older systems, a key proven benefit of A/C Re-New is that it reduces wear, as well as refrigerant usage and metal decomposition. This means that your air conditioning system will last longer, incur fewer maintenance issues, and operate closer to new condition than if you did not have the product.

Yes, Nu-Calgon provides a satisfaction guarantee. In addition, Nu-Calgon provides a limited supplemental warranty.

Electricity savings is depends on the current state of your air conditioning system. Newer systems typically experience fewer immediate savings than older systems due to the fact that they are in better condition. Overall, we have experienced anywhere from 0% (brand new system) to 18% (older system) savings.

Again, the results are highly dependent on the current state of your air conditioning system. In most cases, our customers have experienced an immediate electricity, temperature, and noise reduction. We have yet to see a case where the product did not reduce at least one of these.