Metal Heating and Cooling Grid Coils

Features & Values 

Metal heating and cooling grid coils are a type of heat exchanger used in HVAC systems. They are typically made of copper 

or aluminum and are designed to transfer heat between the air and a liquid, such as refrigerant or water.

These coils have a grid-like structure with multiple fins or tubes that increase the surface area for heat transfer. The metal coils 

are usually arranged in a serpentine pattern to maximize contact with the air or liquid flowing over them.

In a heating system, the coils transfer heat from the hot liquid to the air, warming up the space. In a cooling system, the coils transfer 

heat from the air to the cold liquid, cooling down the space.

Metal heating and cooling grid coils are commonly used in air conditioning units, heat pumps, and refrigeration systems. They are

efficient in transferring heat due to their large surface area and high thermal conductivity. The grid-like design also allows for better

airflow, enhancing the overall performance of the HVAC system.

Regular maintenance and cleaning of these coils are essential to ensure optimal heat transfer and prevent any blockages or damage.