Woot! has
TOSOT 9,000 BTU 20 SEER2 WiFi Enabled Ductless Inverter Mini-Split System Air Conditioner Unit/ Heating System (115V or 230V) on sale for
$499.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to Community Member
BraveCheetah597 for finding this deal.
Features:
- Control your Muse AC even when you're out of the house with the Gree+ app and enjoy a cool breeze upon arriving home on a hot day. Plus, with voice control through Alexa or Google Assistant, changing the settings is a breeze.
- With a SEER2 rating above 20, the new Muse Series is built to be energy efficient, saving you up to 62% on energy costs compared to low-SEER2 units. The higher the SEER2 rating, the more efficient your unit is, making the Muse Series a smart and cost-effective choice for your home cooling and heating.
- The upgraded compressor in the Muse Series provides stable performance under extreme weather conditions. Enjoy powerful cooling in summer with a max operating temperature of 122℉ or stay warm in winter with a minimum operating temperature of -13℉.
- TOSOT has upgraded the Muse's package to ensure safe delivery and protect against heavy shocks and crashes during shipping, ensuring your package arrives in perfect condition.
- With operating noise between 24dB and 34dB, the Muse Series provides a peaceful night's sleep. Activate sleep mode to ensure the temperature stays comfortable throughout the night.
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Do you need to run plumbing from the indoor unit to the external one?
https://www.energystar.
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https://www.energystar.
You do, however, likely need to pull a permit to run a new 220v outlet. New copper can run $500+ depending on gauge and length of run, but converting an existing outlet might also be an option.
If you can't DIY the electrical, hire an actual electrician and keep the HVAC guys out of it.
Total cost should be nowhere near $4500.
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You have to evacuated the line becasue the low and high pressure lines to the indoor unit is not pressureized and will have moist in them.
Evacuation of the line will also test for leak in case you make a bad connection.
Didn't evac.
Still running strong after three years.
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