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First Company 9-320-871 3-Row Coil 18"H X 12.5"L

Special Price $1,145.89 Regular Price $1,271.94
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SKU
9-320-871
The First Company 9-320-871 3-Row Coil is a high efficiency heat transfer component for HVAC systems. Having copper tubing and aluminum fins this coil is designed for better thermal performance than other coil types. It is commonly used in air handler, hydronic systems and heat pump, to ensure consistent regulation of temperature and system efficiency. With its three-row design, it maximizes heat exchange and therefore energy savings and overall system performance. The coil is durable and corrosion-resistant, and provides long-term reliability. Because of its benefits of reduced energy consumption and reliable operation and improved comfort, it is a necessary component in commercial and residentialHVAC system.
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Specifications

  • Type: 3-Row Coil
  • Dimensions: 18"H X 12.5"L
Manufacturer Name: First Company
Product Number: 9-320-871
OEM Part Number: 9-320-871
Product Description: Coil 3R 18Th X 12.5Lg
Weight:23.5lbs/10659.41g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the First Company 9-320-871 3-Row Coil?

Regularly inspect the coil for dust, dirt, and debris buildup, and clean using a soft brush or compressed air. Check for bent fins and straighten them carefully. Proper maintenance ensures efficient airflow and prevents overheating or reduced cooling performance.

What are common issues with the First Company 9-320-871 3-Row Coil?

  • Clogged or dirty fins reducing efficiency.
  • Corrosion or rust on the coil surface.
  • Leaks or refrigerant loss.
  • Physical damage from impact or bending.
  • Reduced heat transfer performance.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off HVAC power and isolate refrigerant lines for safety.

Step 2: Remove access panel and disconnect old coil carefully.

Step 3: Position new coil in air handler ensuring correct airflow orientation.

Step 4: Secure coil, reconnect refrigerant lines, and check for leaks.

Step 5: Restore power, test system operation, and verify safe performance.