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  1. 06-22-2008, 05:35 PM #1
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    Recommend Your Favorite (The Best) Coil

    I asked a similar question in another thread, but the thread topic wasn't right so I had a lot of good responses, just not on the topic I was looking for!

    I am replacing my coil. I want the best one possible. I have read about brands (Carrier, Trane, American Standard) and material (Stainless Steel, Copper, Copper+Tin). What is the best coil you have run into? Very open-ended, I know, but we all have different reasons for liking things.

    Also what is the best material? Stainless or Copper+Tin (seems Copper alone is problematic)?

    TIA.

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  2. 06-22-2008, 06:38 PM #2
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    I've never seen a stainless steel coil.
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  3. 06-22-2008, 06:50 PM #3
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    My favorite would have to be whatever matches the outdoor unit.
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  5. 06-22-2008, 08:26 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by bmathews View Post
    I've never seen a stainless steel coil.
    Really? So what are they usually made out of?

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  6. 06-22-2008, 08:29 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by EatingPie View Post
    Really? So what are they usually made out of?

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    alum/copper, straight aluminum.
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    I've only seen s.s. in laboratory equipment. The tin plated copper or all aluminum is supposed to prevent the formicary corrosion problem.
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    My favorite coil is

    The easiest one to get out
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  9. 06-22-2008, 11:06 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by EatingPie View Post
    I asked a similar question in another thread, but the thread topic wasn't right so I had a lot of good responses, just not on the topic I was looking for!

    I am replacing my coil. I want the best one possible. I have read about brands (Carrier, Trane, American Standard) and material (Stainless Steel, Copper, Copper+Tin). What is the best coil you have run into? Very open-ended, I know, but we all have different reasons for liking things.

    Also what is the best material? Stainless or Copper+Tin (seems Copper alone is problematic)?

    TIA.

    -Pie
    I would recommend taking a look at the brand YORK I dont know what type of metal is used but the coil is coated with a film.
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  10. 06-22-2008, 11:26 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by ductdoc View Post
    I would recommend taking a look at the brand YORK I dont know what type of metal is used but the coil is coated with a film.
    I was recommended this in another thread, but I didn't get any good info. Mainly dimensions and installation info.

    Do you have a link that describes models and whatnot?

    Thanks.

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    They all suck, every manufacturer has leaking evap coil issues
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    Quote Originally Posted by EatingPie View Post
    I was recommended this in another thread, but I didn't get any good info. Mainly dimensions and installation info.

    Do you have a link that describes models and whatnot?

    Thanks.

    -Pie
    They have a MicroBlue coated fins for better water drainage, I don't know if it prevents formicary corrosion, that is the big problem now. I would like to hear from someone who has been using them. http://www.yorkupg.com/NewCatalog.asp?t=r&id=4
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