SpeedClean HVAC Cleaning Tools & Coil Cleaning Systems

SpeedClean is built for HVAC/R techs who want a cleaner, faster way to service coils and indoor units without soaking walls, ceilings, carpet or office fit-outs. This collection brings together portable coil cleaning systems, containment bib kits, tablet-based condenser cleaning, plus the accessories and consumables that make the whole setup repeatable on site.

• Containment bibs for neat indoor cleans (wall splits + ceiling cassettes)
• Portable coil cleaning systems for rinsing and chemical application where you need it
• Tablet-based condenser cleaning for quick, low-mess outdoor coil work
• Accessories like wands, nozzles and replacement parts to keep your kit job-ready

Quick picks (most common jobs)

• Mini-Split Bib® Kit (MSB-KIT) – for wall-mounted split / ductless indoor units
• Mini-Split Bib® Kit XL – for larger commercial ductless heads
• Cassette Bib kit – for ceiling cassette indoor units
• CoilJet CJ-125 portable coil cleaning system – when you need a complete mobile setup
• CoilShot condenser cleaner tool + CoilShot tablets – for tablet-based coil cleaning

How to choose SpeedClean gear

1) Cleaning indoor units without a mess

If your biggest problem is runoff and overspray indoors, start with a bib kit. A bib catches wastewater and chemical runoff so you can flush properly and leave the site clean. For wall-mounted splits, go the Mini-Split Bib®. For ceiling cassettes, use the Cassette Bib.

2) Portable coil cleaning systems (site work + maintenance runs)

For mobile servicing, CoilJet systems are designed to help you clean coils on site without relying on awkward hose access. If you’re regularly cleaning multiple systems in a day, consider adding spare accessories (spray wands/nozzles) and a backup battery where applicable.

3) Tablet-based condenser coil cleaning (fast outdoor work)

CoilShot uses tablet-based chemistry and is designed to pair with CoilShot tablets (standard or heavy-duty) so you’re not mixing bulky liquids on site. Choose standard tablets for general condenser cleaning, and heavy-duty tablets for tougher degreasing jobs.

What to pair with SpeedClean

To round out your coil-cleaning setup, many techs also add:

• Air conditioner cleaning chemicals for coil-safe cleaning and deodorising
• AC cleaning kits if you want a ready-made bundle
• Condensate management & drain care for leak and overflow call-outs
• Safety & PPE for chemical handling and site safety

Compliance & safe-use note

Coil cleaning and maintenance should be done to the equipment manufacturer’s instructions. If a job involves work that could cause refrigerant to leak, Australian rules require an appropriate refrigerant handling licence. For reference, see the Australian Government guidance for RAC technicians and the ARC codes of practice.

• Refrigeration and air conditioning (RAC) – technicians (DCCEEW)
• ARC Refrigerant Handling Codes of Practice

FAQs

What’s the difference between CoilJet and CoilShot?

CoilJet is a portable coil cleaning system approach for rinsing/cleaning on site, while CoilShot is a tablet-based condenser cleaning tool designed to be used with CoilShot tablets.

Which bib kit do I need for split systems?

Use the Mini-Split Bib® for most wall-mounted indoor units, and step up to the XL bib for larger commercial ductless heads. For ceiling cassettes, use the Cassette Bib kit.

Can I use CoilShot tablets without the CoilShot tool?

CoilShot tablets are intended for use with the CoilShot condenser cleaning tool. Match tablets to the tool for the correct application and foam performance.

Do you stock replacements and accessories?

Yes—this collection includes common add-ons like wands/nozzles, replacement parts and consumables so you can keep your kit working between jobs.

Where do I find shipping, returns and warranty details?

See our Shipping & Returns and Warranty pages for the current policy details.

Need help choosing the right SpeedClean setup? Reach out via Contact & Support or request trade pricing through Trade Accounts.

Last updated: 20 March 2026