The York 326-51750-001 is a genuine OEM post-coated microchannel coil designed for heat-transfer service in compatible commercial York HVAC and refrigeration equipment.

Its microchannel construction uses multiple compact refrigerant passages and an increased heat-transfer surface area to support efficient thermal performance. A post-applied protective coating helps resist corrosion, moisture, and environmental exposure, making the coil suitable for demanding outdoor and commercial applications.  The S1-028-12049-001 roll gasket material accessory is also available.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the York 326-51750-001?

The York 326-51750-001 is a genuine OEM post-coated microchannel coil designed as a replacement component for compatible York HVAC equipment.

• What does a microchannel coil do?

A microchannel coil transfers heat between the refrigerant and the surrounding air. Its compact internal passages provide a large heat-transfer surface within a relatively thin coil assembly.

• What is the purpose of the post-coated finish?

The post-applied coating provides added protection against corrosion, moisture, and environmental exposure. This feature may benefit equipment installed outdoors or in demanding operating environments.

• Is this a genuine York replacement part?

Yes. The York 326-51750-001 is identified as a genuine OEM York replacement part. York recommends original equipment replacement parts to help maintain proper system operation and compatibility.

• Which equipment models are compatible with this coil?

Compatibility depends on the complete equipment model, serial number, design series, and coil configuration. The equipment nameplate and original parts documentation should be checked before ordering.

• Can this coil be selected using only its dimensions?

No. Dimensions alone are not sufficient for confirming compatibility. Refrigerant connections, mounting points, circuit arrangement, equipment model, serial number, and design revision must also match.

• Should this coil be installed by a professional?

Yes. Installation should be completed by a qualified HVAC technician familiar with refrigerant recovery, brazing, leak testing, evacuation, system charging, and equipment startup procedures.