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18,000 BTU 220V 19 SEER2 Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner

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Yitahome has 18,000 BTU 220V 19 SEER2 Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner on sale for $749.99 - $209.99 (apply coupon code FAC28 in cart) = $540. Shipping is free.

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AdamE8805
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I have a 9000 or 12000 btu 110v costway one without wifi that i installed myself. I am a step or 2 above a handyman and a step or 2 below a licensed contractor.

Some negatives: I am assuming the remote is the thermostat and is around 6-7 degrees off. I live 30 minutes ne of atlanta. This thing will not keep up for heat in January. With that said, I live in a 900 sq A frame from the 70s with single pane windows. Lastly the 60 degree minimum kind of stinks. Because I think its trying to run more at 66.


Mine does not have wifi so I cant comment on that.

As far as the ac goes, its awesome. It costs almost nothing to make it feel like it should snow inside.

My guess is under $1 a day to keep it cold, more like $3 a day to keep it warm.

All of this assumes this is the same as the rebranded costway ones. Almost 2 full years and no issues.
DillDozer
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That's the manufacturer. 3rd tier for sure
AdamA8790
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What does that mean?

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May 18, 2025 12:36 AM
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raybelindaMay 18, 2025 12:36 AM
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Quote from LivelyStraw9917 :
Sure.https://www.youtube.com/results?s...onditioner
I have been installing air conditioners and heat pumps and boilers and Chillers cooling towers and the like since 1978 and I don't get your point, But now I retired.
May 18, 2025 04:26 PM
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NyflavarMay 18, 2025 04:26 PM
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Purchased this deal 5 days ago and already received my items. Quick ship!!! Now to get it installed.
May 18, 2025 07:05 PM
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LivelyStraw9917May 18, 2025 07:05 PM
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Quote from raybelinda :
I have been installing air conditioners and heat pumps and boilers and Chillers cooling towers and the like since 1978 and I don't get your point, But now I retired.
> I don't get your point, But now I retired.

its ok.
I have won awards for my progressive sustainability.
take care.
May 18, 2025 08:55 PM
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EsenteMay 18, 2025 08:55 PM
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To give a data point: I ordered the 12000 BTU 115V one and received it in two days. Have just had it installed for about $400 (with wall mount and disconnect box). Besides the big hole connecting the indoor and outdoor unit, the installer made a smaller hole to the in-wall wiring for power.

I don't like the two separate cables hanging outside, but it's nice not have to plug in an outdoor outlet. And I think this would make it up to code (i.e. wiring to a circuit with disconnect).

It blows very cold air and is relatively quiet. It's definitely much smaller than the picture.
May 19, 2025 05:37 AM
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AoeRORMay 19, 2025 05:37 AM
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Quote from Esente :
To give a data point: I ordered the 12000 BTU 115V one and received it in two days. Have just had it installed for about $400 (with wall mount and disconnect box). Besides the big hole connecting the indoor and outdoor unit, the installer made a smaller hole to the in-wall wiring for power.

I don't like the two separate cables hanging outside, but it's nice not have to plug in an outdoor outlet. And I think this would make it up to code (i.e. wiring to a circuit with disconnect).

It blows very cold air and is relatively quiet. It's definitely much smaller than the picture.
$400 for everything, HVAC and electrical, up-to-code? Let me get that Mr. George contact please Big Grin what area you located at though?

I'm looking for a mini spit for my garage, this one price is 1/2 of Mr.Cool but Mr. Cool says it's a DYI, this one said professional install required, I looked at both and they are the same, both come pre-charged, I don't know what am I missing.
May 19, 2025 03:02 PM
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raybelindaMay 19, 2025 03:02 PM
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Quote from AoeROR :
$400 for everything, HVAC and electrical, up-to-code? Let me get that Mr. George contact please Big Grin what area you located at though?I'm looking for a mini spit for my garage, this one price is 1/2 of Mr.Cool but Mr. Cool says it's a DYI, this one said professional install required, I looked at both and they are the same, both come pre-charged, I don't know what am I missing.
This unit is recharged in the sense that it has refrigerant preloaded into the or outdoor unit. Enough Refrigerant to run with a little extra for the piping. The lines that this comes with are not pre-charged, So after hookup you would have to pull a vacuum to get the oxygen and moisture out, The Mr. Cool has a charge within the line set as well, so you just screw them on and go, no vacuum to pull. I would rather go with pulling a vacuum, no Unknowns after that. They are both do it yourself.
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May 19, 2025 09:59 PM
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May 19, 2025 09:59 PM
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Quote from Esente :
To give a data point: I ordered the 12000 BTU 115V one and received it in two days. Have just had it installed for about $400 (with wall mount and disconnect box). Besides the big hole connecting the indoor and outdoor unit, the installer made a smaller hole to the in-wall wiring for power.

I don't like the two separate cables hanging outside, but it's nice not have to plug in an outdoor outlet. And I think this would make it up to code (i.e. wiring to a circuit with disconnect).

It blows very cold air and is relatively quiet. It's definitely much smaller than the picture.
Man, $400 is a great deal to have electrical AND mini split install done. Any tips on how to find someone to do this work? I got a quote for $200 for the electrical and $1050 to install the AC unit. The $200 is questionable, because he didn't even need to assess what I currently have in place and how my house is set up in order to give me a price. I have a second person coming over tomorrow to give estimate on the electrical piece.

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May 19, 2025 10:07 PM
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StewbeZMay 19, 2025 10:07 PM
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How many watts does this pull?
May 21, 2025 04:05 AM
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BigPapa2May 21, 2025 04:05 AM
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Quote from LivelyStraw9917 :
220V
OMG

For those that are carbon and environ conscious, this is the equiv of buying an ICE car in this decade.
Your monthly electric bill.
Oh God.

Hard pass.
Even for free.

Pay now, or pay later.
NO free lunch.
Voltage had nothing to do with the electric rate or monthly bill.
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May 22, 2025 04:31 PM
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allusucMay 22, 2025 04:31 PM
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Is it safe to buy this and store it for a year before using?
May 24, 2025 03:06 PM
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LivelyStraw9917May 24, 2025 03:06 PM
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Quote from BigPapa2 :
Voltage had nothing to do with the electric rate or monthly bill.
"When working at the exact same BTU capacity, a 220V air conditioner attracts more electrical power than a 110V air conditioner. As a result, the 220V unit uses more energy over time, resulting in higher electric bills."
May 24, 2025 03:10 PM
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BigPapa2May 24, 2025 03:10 PM
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Quote from LivelyStraw9917 :
"When working at the exact same BTU capacity, a 220V air conditioner attracts more electrical power than a 110V air conditioner. As a result, the 220V unit uses more energy over time, resulting in higher electric bills."
It's all about wattage. That's what your electric rate and monthly bill is based on. So 10 amps at 110v is the same as 5 amp at 220v.
May 25, 2025 05:24 PM
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raybelindaMay 25, 2025 05:24 PM
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Quote from BigPapa2 :
It's all about wattage. That's what your electric rate and monthly bill is based on. So 10 amps at 110v is the same as 5 amp at 220v.
BigPapa2 Would be correct, You pay for wattage not voltage, Or "actual work done" which is what wattage stands for. The most important thing you could do to the area you want to condition is how well you could insulate it. Whatever the seer rating is, all things equal, the less the unit has to run the less you pay.
May 26, 2025 02:38 PM
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ybkcMay 26, 2025 02:38 PM
134 Posts
I got this unit and was totally a lemon, the electrical panel in the indoor unit is totally loose and the outdoor unit missing the protective grill.
currently waiting for resolution
as far as quality of the material I guess you pay for what you get, I used to install Mitsubishi mini slip and the quality was far superior

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May 28, 2025 12:29 AM
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LivelyStraw9917May 28, 2025 12:29 AM
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Quote from BigPapa2 :
It's all about wattage. That's what your electric rate and monthly bill is based on. So 10 amps at 110v is the same as 5 amp at 220v.
U R correct

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