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Costway 17000 BTU 21 SEER2 208-230V Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner & Heater $629 + Free Shipping
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$779.00
Costway.com [costway.com] has Costway 17000 BTU 21 SEER2 208-230V Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner & Heater on sale for $779 – $150 with code XQFP10518= $629. Shipping is Free.
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About this item:
- Cooling Capacity: 17000 BTU
- Heating Capacity: 17700 BTU
- Cooling Power: 1400W
- Heating Power: 1440W
- Voltage: 208-230V~60Hz/1PH
- Coverage Area: 1250 sq. ft
- Dehumidifying Capacity: 67 Pints/Day
- Temperature Setting Range: 60℉~90℉
- Refrigeration: R32
- Indoor Noise Level: 49dB
- Outdoor Noise Level: 54dB
- Net Weight of Indoor Unit: 25.5 lbs
- Net Weight of Outdoor Unit: 62 lbs
- HSPF2: 9
- SEER2: 21
Also available:
- 15000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner [costway.com]: $389 w/code XQFP10348
- 14000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner [costway.com]: $319 w/ code XQFP10116
- 18000 BTU 19 SEER2 Mini Split Air Conditioner [costway.com]: $609 w/ code XQFP10318
- 22000 BTU 21 SEER2 Mini Split Air Conditioner [costway.com]: $979 w/ code XQFP10524
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by Skillful_Pickle | Staff
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I wanted to test if the inverter mini split would work for my needs and this unit delivered. I will upgrade to better brand if it ever failed.
I wanted to test if the inverter mini split would work for my needs and this unit delivered. I will upgrade to better brand if it ever failed.
Does anyone know if I can order this 4 seperate times and get the discount off each unit?
Can this be stacked on top of the Costway Plus+ Membership?
Thanks!
Does anyone know if I can order this 4 seperate times and get the discount off each unit?
Can this be stacked on top of the Costway Plus+ Membership?
Thanks!
The pros of this particular brand or any cheaper Chinese brand is pricing if and only if you could install it yourself. They are cheap enough to learn how to DIY. I bought a vacuum pump with gauge off EBay for less than $100. Installation is straight forward if you have some electrical knowledge (240v, wiring size, electrical code etc)
The cons: no WiFi, very basic on/off, questionable temperature setting (I normally leave mine on Auto mode) my unit's temperature and my central Air's thermostat read different temperature.
Components are cheaper built (I've installed Gree, Pioneer, Samsung) but the unit works as designed. The copper lines set are short so make sure you planned ahead. I ended up installed the condenser/outside unit on top of my patio roof. I didn't want to cut the copper line ( I didn't want to reflare and wasn't sure if this unit would work😅)
If this unit failed, I will upgrade to Pioneer/Gree (better control, WiFi, components).
Does anyone know if I can order this 4 seperate times and get the discount off each unit?
Can this be stacked on top of the Costway Plus+ Membership?
Thanks!
I would check your local FB market. I could find 12k btu unit as low as $400. Do you really need all 17k btu?
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I wanted to test if the inverter mini split would work for my needs and this unit delivered. I will upgrade to better brand if it ever failed.
I just googled this mini split and found it on Temu direct from Costway for a bit less. Any reason why not to get it there?
I wanted to test if the inverter mini split would work for my needs and this unit delivered. I will upgrade to better brand if it ever failed.
This can only have 1 cassette hooked up to it?
The cons: no WiFi, very basic on/off, questionable temperature setting (I normally leave mine on Auto mode) my unit's temperature and my central Air's thermostat read different temperature.
Components are cheaper built (I've installed Gree, Pioneer, Samsung) but the unit works as designed. The copper lines set are short so make sure you planned ahead. I ended up installed the condenser/outside unit on top of my patio roof. I didn't want to cut the copper line ( I didn't want to reflare and wasn't sure if this unit would work😅)
If this unit failed, I will upgrade to Pioneer/Gree (better control, WiFi, components).
I'm looking for a mini split that can run 5 ceiling cassettes. Each cassette would manage a small room. 2 downstairs and 3 upstairs (each bedroom).
Would you be able to direct me to something you'd recommend. I'm familiar with flaring and working w copper & electric.
Half of downstairs already has central air because of a renovation I did a few years ago. Rest of house uses window units bc no ducting. It's a standard 4 blocker cape cod from early 70s. 2,000 sq ft total. The 5 cassettes would cover a total of about 1,200-1,500 sq ft.
Master bedroom (bedroom 1) = bedroom 2 + bedroom 3 in terms of sq ft. Bedroom 3 is tiny. Slanted ceilings bc of roof and dormer for window. Twin bed is the largest that can fit in there. Bedroom 2 is 11'x12'