DX Coil Replacement for Harsh, High-Humidity Mushroom Farm Environments
Kennett Square, PA is widely known as the mushroom capital of the world. It is also located just a short drive from Capital Coil & Air’s sales office in West Chester, PA. Because of that proximity, we regularly receive requests from local mushroom farms to visit their facilities and measure failing DX coils for replacement. […]
Condenser Coil Failing? Here’s Why
Very rarely do condenser coils ever freeze so the first thing you’re going to want to know is if your coil died of corrosion, old age, or possibly vibration. Old age is obviously preferable because with a few easy dimensions, we’ll have enough to price up your duplicate coil.
Replacing Carrier Chilled Water Coils
For HVAC professionals, replacing Carrier chilled water coils is a task that demands precision. One miscalculation in dimensions, connection types, or circuit configurations can turn a straightforward replacement into a significant challenge, leading to delays and complications like compromised airflow or customer callbacks. Why Precision Is Critical Carrier chilled water coils are engineered with extremely […]
How to Make Sense of Heating Coils
Of all the types of HVAC coils available, heating coils are probably the easiest to select and understand. Capital Coil has listed the three most common types of heating coils that you are likely to come across.
Top 10 Fan Coil FAQ’s
1. A fan coil is among the easiest units to understand in the HVAC industry. Basically, there is a small forward curved fan, a coil, and sometimes a filter. They are all direct drive units. Click HERE to see Capital Coil’s full Fan Coil Product Lineup. 2. Fan coils run from 200 CFM to 2200 CFM, […]
Top 10 Chilled Water Coil Facts
Every Chilled Water Coil selection is about balance. Your coil selection balances the rows/fins versus the cost of the coil pressure drops/performance. Trying to cut corners on your initial selection may save you money upfront, but you will inevitably pay it back down the line through added energy costs. This is a truism for every manufactured […]
Now Offering R-454B Refrigerant for All DX Coils
In keeping with most of the OEM’s in 2024, Capital Coil is helping everyone transition from R-410A over to R-454B refrigerant in their DX Coils. Whether you are designing a new system, or retrofitting an existing one with a condensing system, Capital Coil can help in making the switch in refrigerants.
What Does “Splitting” DX (Evaporator) Coils Mean
