❄️ Seal the leak, save the cool — stay chill with AC Freeze PRO!
Rectorseal 45316 AC Freeze PRO Nano Leak Sealer is a compact, 1.5 oz professional-grade refrigerant leak sealant featuring innovative nano particles that permanently seal micro leaks in HVAC and refrigeration systems. OEM-approved, polymer-free, non-flammable, and safe for all HVAC surfaces, it delivers fast, reliable leak repair to restore system efficiency and prevent costly downtime.
Material | Plastic, Metal |
Brand | Rectorseal |
Style | Compact |
Item Weight | 8 ounces |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 1.5 x 2 x 10 inches |
Compatible Material | Plastic, Metal |
Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
Item Form | Liquid |
UPC | 021449453165 |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00021449453165 |
Number of Items | 1 |
Color | Blue |
Surface Recommendation | HVAC surfaces |
Manufacturer | Rectorseal |
Part Number | 45316 |
Product Dimensions | 1.5 x 2 x 10 inches |
Item model number | 45316 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 1.5 oz |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Included Components | AC Leak Freeze PRO Nano |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
R**R
Excellent for small leaks
Worked like a charm for me. I had a very slow leak and it sealed it perfectly
C**
Doesn’t work just waste of money
Doesn’t work I try 2 times and the leaking never stop don’t waste your money
M**Y
Didn't do anything
Didn't seal the leak in my system.
A**U
This product it’s a life saver. Of course it does a great job fixing the leaks
It’s easy to use and saves money and time.I used two of them for the same system and I am very happy with the results.
A**E
Did not work for me.
This product did not work for me. Product came in a good package. Easy to use, but when I actually fixed the leak there was no product in the line or around the leak... did I use it wrong? Or was there not enough for my 4lb mini split unit?
C**E
Believe it or not it works!
To all the AC techs that always advise against sealers here is a case for you and I also say, what do they have to lose?I had a friend that had an AC unit with a leak bad enough where it would pretty much leak out its contents within a month. Against my recommendations we filled it back up and within a little more than a week it was out again. I figured I'd suggest trying a leak sealer as replacing the unit was not an option financially for her so what did she have to lose. We added this sealant and I warned her about the possible consequences. We added more refrigerant and this time it slowed the leak down back to a month. So I added "leak saver " brand next and between the 2 of them there have been no more issues and knock on wood the AC unit is still going strong in Las Vegas heat with no compressor issues etc.And yes, we looked to locate leak initially. Her condenser had many small leaks at the bottom coil due to water corrosion and who knows if she had any in her evap also. So repairs were not even worth attempting. Whether or not aluminum coils matter to the leak sealers I do not know but this has aluminum.
S**C
So far so good
It was packed good, and the product itself was in a container that was indistrucktable, and it been a good two to three months and system is leak free. And price was great.
T**E
DIDN'T WORK BECAUSE IT WAS OLD!
A pin hole in refrigeration is a huge hole & ac leak stop wont work in a hole that size to seal a leak. A tech must top off a system & GO BACK TWICE to make an educated decision wether leak stop is warranted or whether the systems refrigerant must be recovered & then the system must be brought up to 250psi w dry nitrogen to actually locate the leak. Usually you will hear a loud hiss from pressure that high.We were loosing 10 ounces of 134a from a wine cellar cooler that held 30ounces over a 3.5 month period. THATS LOOSING 3 OUNCES A MONTHThis is a perfect scenario for ac leak stop to work.HOW IT WORKS: after it's injected into the system, as it leaks out, it cakes up & closes the leak. & these usually work. BUT NOT WHEN THEY ARE OLD! We recently bought an easyseal here from NuCalgon & it was old also!In fact we cant even keep these in our service trucks because heat in south florida ruins them'So we buy them as we go & use them. We use rectorseal or NuCalgon brand.This SHOULD have worked, but it didnt'
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