What is an central air conditioner coil ?

Answer 1

The coil is the part of the system that carries the refrigerant gases through a heat exchanger. It looks something like the radiator on your vehicle. A coiled copper (or aluminum) tube snakes through a mesh of aluminum fins, increasing surface area and increasing the transmittal of heat.

Answer 2

The A coil is the triangle shaped peice in the furncae that hooks to the out door unit.Other than that the outdoor unit has a coil that lets let heat disipate to the outside air,this is a serries of copper tubes that run through aluminum fins and are usually exposed the heated fluid runs thru the fins and the heat evaporates to the out door air

Answer 3

There are actually two. In a split unit ( the one where a big box thing sits outside and there's a central furnace inside) there is the evaporating coil on the inside of the house and the condensing coil on the outside.

Answer 4

To create cold air, an a/c uses a coil (sometimes looks like a spring) of copper tubing full of a gas under intense pressure. When gases are forced under pressure, they become very cold. The surrounding air in the system then also becomes very cold, and a fan is used to disperse it into the house. Cool?

Answer 5

Sounds like it would be a coil in your central airconditioning unit.

Answer 6

It is the part of your furnace that enables itself to have air conditioning. They suggest you have it when you buy a new furnace w/o air so that if you decide to add air conditioning at a later date, it is there and ready to add the air unit.