Byers Product Group Kleen-Screen Wrap Around A/C Coil Filter Kit

Following the instructions, this screen was really easy to install.It's been on my AC condenser unit for about a month now and it's doing a great job of filtering out those damn cottonwood seeds, now all I have to do is to go out there with a soft bristle brush and brush those seeds off the screen, no more trying to pick out impacted blobs of seeds in the condenser fins.Good product, easy to install and I'm glad I bought it.

Very detailed instructions. Simple but smart design and decent materials. I had to figure out how to wrap around power & plumbing that comes out the side of my particular model condenser. Enough extra length of magnetic strips was provided that I was able to cut halfway up and just wrap the top half, then use extra strips to anchor the lower half on each side of cut and maintain overall tension. Holding up fine as of March 2017. Super easy to remove cottonwood with a Swiffer duster.

My AC system is less than 1 year old. Last year was great. This year with this screen installed. Last couple days were hot and good for testing AC system performance. The performance was so bad and took me couple days to figure out this screen caused the issue. My records are:On 5/31: at 3pm, outside is 80C, set 74C, inside 76COn 6/1: at 4pm, outside is 79, set 74C, inside 76CDo you see the problem? The AC cooling wan't efficient at all.I removed the screen yesterday,Today, 6/2, at 5pm, outside is 84C, set 74C, inside is 74CIt is a lot cooler inside today then the last 2 days. Also with the screen on, the AC system run non-stop but couldn't keep the temperature down. Today after removing the screen, AC running is on and off. So I am pretty sure that with this screen installed, the restricted airflow causes a serious issue. But it is ironic that any AC screen's main purpose is to avoid it from dirty and blocking air flow, but we forget that the screen itself is partially an air blocker permanently.BTW, my house is 1500 sqfeet living area. The AC is 4-ton Goodman.

The screen does it's job, but it seems flimsy. I do not expect it to last as long as I would hope for the price that I paid for it. Additionally there is no screening for the top of the Compressor, so I had to buy another item to cover that. Both items cost $69, I think a smart entrepreneur could design a one piece sturdier Item at a better price.

Really, this is just normal screen material that some genius designed a great aftermarket screen to fit most ac units. My neighbor has a god forsaken cottonwood tree which craps all over my home for the entire month of June every year. Clean once again. I will buy them again when needed. Hopefully, they will last a few years. The installation is a breeze. Btw, my air conditioning has never worked better. I should have cleaned them and installed Kleen-Screens years ago.

Cottonwood fluff around here is pretty thick in the late spring and early summer, this keeps the coils clean. Easy to sweep or hose off. My AC guy suggested that I only use it when the fluff was drifting, and remove it the rest of the year. Simple to do with the straps and magnet attachment.

I recently had my AC unit serviced and the service tech recommended this product because the unit was so filthy from leaves, lawn clippings and debris despite my efforts to keep it clean. There are a lot of cotton wood trees in my neighborhood which also adds to the problem. The screen was a snap to install and hopefully it will keep the unit cleaner..........doing so make it run more efficiently and that means saving $$$$$

Not worth the price! All it is is a screen like on your home windows. Better to purchase the material and small light weight bungee cords and DIY. You'll save 70% of the cost for this thing.