Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: MrCool E Star DIY 4th Gen 12K BTU Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump Complete System for
$1,199.99.
Shipping is free.
Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: MrCool E Star DIY 4th Gen 18K BTU Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump Complete System for
$1,599.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member sapimati for finding this deal.
Note: A Costco Membership is required to purchase this item.
Features: - Up to 22 SEER
- Gold Fin Condenser: Corrosion-Resistant Coastal Living
- 4R-410A Environmentally Friendly Refrigerant
- Standard 7-Year Compressor/5-Year Parts Warranty
- Register for Limited Lifetime Compressor Warranty
- Variable-Speed DC Inverter Compressor Technology Cuts Operating Costs
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It seems the HEEHRA credit would be more substantial, but not sure. Also, I wonder how aware the HVAC installers will be of this program to grant you that upfront rebate. What I've learned during my bid process is that the local utility offers an upfront rebate for these through the distributor, but absolutely none of the contractors so far are aware of or able to provide the rebate (maybe they're already getting it and don't pass the savings along
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It seems the HEEHRA credit would be more substantial, but not sure. Also, I wonder how aware the HVAC installers will be of this program to grant you that upfront rebate. What I've learned during my bid process is that the local utility offers an upfront rebate for these through the distributor, but absolutely none of the contractors so far are aware of or able to provide the rebate (maybe they're already getting it and don't pass the savings along
I can't wait to see how they figure out the logistics of this program. Contractors coming out to install a mini split without the consumer paying them any money (if they qualify)? Verifying income requirements? Oughta be interesting, to say the least.
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I installed mine where I could run wiring from the breaker to a disconnect and then connect the whip to the compressor.
I can't wait to see how they figure out the logistics of this program. Contractors coming out to install a mini split without the consumer paying them any money (if they qualify)? Verifying income requirements? Oughta be interesting, to say the least.
It will work at 1k open concept floor plan but would take much longer to heat or cool.
In Texas summers: all AC units are over sized slightly.
Splitting the airflow out of this would be a lot of duct work, even if it's flex. with a multi zone you can hide each line set and they all operate independent
Larger units will do better at cooling, yes - but there may be an underlying issue.
12k unit in a west facing very large and hot upstairs bedroom in Utah (where temperatures last summer were frequently 105F and over). Hired a professional installer for $800. Kept my bedroom a steady 68F
Had many bids done for non-Costco versions and all of them were $7,000-$8,000 installed. This one from
Costco was just over $2,000 installed.
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