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Condenser Coils
A condenser coil is a tube-and-fin heat exchanger used in air conditioning and refrigeration systems to release heat absorbed from inside a building or process into the surrounding air. It is essentially the heat-rejection side of an air-conditioning or refrigeration system. Our condenser coils are built to rigorous specifications for efficient heat transfer that's ideal for outdoor use. When building our condenser coils, we place an emphasis on brazed connections to combat thermal expansion and protect in harsh environments.
Coil Tubes
Materials
- Copper
Sizes
- 3/8"
- 1/2"
- 5/16"
Wall Thickness
- 3/8" & 1/2"
- • 0.016
- • 0.020
- 5/16"
- • 0.016
Coil Fins
Materials
- Aluminum
- Copper
Fin Thickness
- Aluminum
- • 0.006
- • 0.008
- • 0.010
- Copper
- • 0.006
Coil Headers
Materials
- Copper
Coil Casing
Materials
- Galvanized Steel
- Stainless Steel
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What is a Condenser Coil?
A condenser coil is a heat exchanger designed to transfer heat absorbed from a building or industrial process and release it into the surrounding environment. As hot, high-pressure refrigerant flows through the condenser coil’s tubes, heat is transferred through the tube walls and fins to the outside air, causing the refrigerant to condense from a gas into a liquid. Our condenser coils are constructed with durable copper tubing and aluminum fins, designed to maximize heat transfer while maintaining efficient airflow and refrigerant flow. Condenser coils are a critical component of commercial and industrial HVAC systems, helping maintain proper system pressures, improve energy efficiency and ensure reliable cooling performance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Replacement Condenser Coils
Can you build bent condenser coils?
Yes, Nationwide Coils can manufacture bent condenser coils. It is the same process as building a normal condenser coil except for two extra steps. Each fin pack for each individual row is a separate length to account for radius loss in the bending process. This ensures each fin pack will be of equal length when the coil is completed. The coil also goes to the bending station to match exact OEM specifications.
Can you convert a microchannel condenser coil to a copper tube, aluminum fin condenser coil?
Yes, completing microchannel conversions is a common practice. We size for minimal efficiency loss and additional refrigerant will be needed for proper unit operation.
Do I need to have anti-corrosion coating for my condenser coil?
No, corrosion coating is not necessary and is usually utilized for geographical locations close to salt water or areas where there are high concentrations of corrosive contaminants in the air.
I don't have an model #, can you still build my condenser coil?
We’ve built countless condenser coils for units without a tag or model #! Our team can work with you to help capture all the necessary measurements and specifications to build the coil you need.
What is the lead time for a replacement condenser coil?
Standard production for our coils is around 20 working days, but varies based on industry demands. Please contact us for exact lead times on an order. Visit our Quick Ship page to see expedited options.
The condenser coil is obsolete, can you help?
Yes! A replacement condenser coil can be custom engineered from the existing coil's dimensions, tube and fin configuration, circuiting, connections and application requirements.
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