Update: This deal is still available with another price drop.
Costway has
12000 BTU 17 SEER2 208-230V Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner and Heater (82365714) on sale for $599 - $100 with code
XQFP10293 = $499 > $479 >
now $449.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member
LovelyCheetah for sharing this deal.
Also Available:- Mini Split AC:
- 12000BTU (20 SEER2 115V) $629 - $84 w/ code XQFP10302 = $545 > now $525
- 18000BTU (19 SEER2 208-230V) $759 - $154 w/ code XQFP10318 = $605
- Portable AC:
- 10000BTU $309 - $80 w/ code XQFP10120 = $229
Specs (for model #82365714 only)
:- Cooling/Heating Capacity: 12000 BTU
- Coverage Area: 750 sq. ft.
- Air Flow Rate: 1354 CFM
- Dehumidifying Capacity: 36 Pints/Day
- Timer: 0.5-24 Hours
- 60°F-90°F adjustable temperature w/ 4 fan speeds
Notables:- 8-years warranty for compressor and 5 years for parts to ease your worries
- May be shipped in 2 boxes and may deliver at different times
- ETL certification ensures safe and long-lasting use
- The installation of this equipment should be done only by a Licensed HVAC Installer
- Package Includes an Outdoor Unit, an Indoor Unit, an 8ft Power Line, a 13ft Copper & Aluminum Connection Pipe - Air Pipe, a 13ft Copper & Aluminum Connection Pipe - Liquid Pipe, a 6.5ft Drain Hose, a 15ft Communication Wires, a Remote Control, a Tape, a Putty, a Wall Sleeve, and a User Guide
Note, please see product pages for an overview of each
respective product.
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With the bosch unit, the indoor unit drip pan had a crack and they wouldnt even hear my request to escalate it to tech support because a licensed hvac tech didnt install it.
I recently installed 18k for a 500 SQ ft living room with 15 ft ceilings and it's far more than enough even when 95F.
18k won't dehumidify such a small space.
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Think about it like this too....
In the summer when it is 100 out you cool to 70F. 30 degree differential.
In the winter it is 0F out you heat to 70F. 70F differential.
Heating takes a ton more btus because you're spanning a much wider temp differential.
Also the 12 has less amperage requirements, so depends if your placing on an existing circuit or not
No, you don't need all those circuits. You can run multiple units off one circuit (run one large circuit outside and split). You only need 15A breakers outside (I get the mini breaker outdoor boxes and for whatever reason the breakers are 16A).
Think about it like this too....
In the summer when it is 100 out you cool to 70F. 30 degree differential.
In the winter it is 0F out you heat to 70F. 70F differential.
Heating takes a ton more btus because you're spanning a much wider temp differential.
I really wish I could find one installer in the $500- range. I have 4 units to install.
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In general, sales/contractors will often oversize as they often anchor based on gas units and old homes with zero to no wall insulation.
I was in a situation where a contractor recommended a boiler unit that turned out to be ~40% bigger than needed. He just went with what I had before. I wasted a lot of energy over the past 12 years...
Why don't you want an oversized unit? It might cycle on/off more often. To run your system more efficiently, you want to run it at a relatively constant pace as opposed to turning on / off every 20min. Maybe that less of an issue with variable speed heat pumps but still, sizing is super important
Amazing to see how more consumer demand leads to more choices and efficiency gains.
Be a smart shopper - look for the most efficient units, size BTUs properly in addition to balancing brand and price.
I really wish I could find one installer in the $500- range. I have 4 units to install.
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Might be better to buy a DIY with pre charged R410 that qualfies than mess with R32 systems from Costway
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