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GARVEE 9000 BTU 18.5 SEER 2 230V Mini Split AC/Heating System w/ Wi-Fi

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$358

$750

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GARVEE has GARVEE 9000 BTU 18.5 SEER 2 230V Mini Split AC/Heating System w/ Wi-Fi on sale for $649.99 - $292.49 when you apply discount code DEALAC45 at checkout. = $357.50. Shipping is free.

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Product Details:
  • Energy Efficient Cooling & Heating
  • Multifunctional & Multi-Mode Design
  • Low Noise Operation for Peaceful Sleep
  • Wide Temperature Control Area
  • Self-Cleaning & Auto Defrost Feature
  • Model: Mini Split Ac/Heating SystemRefrigerantR454B(2025 New)
  • Cooling Capacity: ‎9000 BTU
  • Special Feature: ‎WiFi, Remote Control
  • SEER: 218.5
  • Voltage: ‎115 Volts ~
  • Noise Level: ‎41 dB
  • Floor Area: 450 Square Feet
  • Product Dimensions: ‎32.48 x 25.2 x 31.34 inches

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Update: This popular deal is still available.

GARVEE has GARVEE 9000 BTU 18.5 SEER 2 230V Mini Split AC/Heating System w/ Wi-Fi on sale for $649.99 - $292.49 when you apply discount code DEALAC45 at checkout. = $357.50. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member Dr.W for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • Energy Efficient Cooling & Heating
  • Multifunctional & Multi-Mode Design
  • Low Noise Operation for Peaceful Sleep
  • Wide Temperature Control Area
  • Self-Cleaning & Auto Defrost Feature
  • Model: Mini Split Ac/Heating SystemRefrigerantR454B(2025 New)
  • Cooling Capacity: ‎9000 BTU
  • Special Feature: ‎WiFi, Remote Control
  • SEER: 218.5
  • Voltage: ‎115 Volts ~
  • Noise Level: ‎41 dB
  • Floor Area: 450 Square Feet
  • Product Dimensions: ‎32.48 x 25.2 x 31.34 inches

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Written by RevOne | Staff
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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WooHoo2You
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R454b isn't super expensive (plus these units use such a TINY charge the qty doesn't matter at price per pound) but it is hard to get right now. Not the actual refrigerant but in the disposable cylinders used in the field; there is a tiny safety device used on the refrigerant cylinders which is in short supply. Without that relief valve, they cannot make the containers thus package the refrigerant. Companies that are buying 125lb tanks of refrigerant have zero issue getting the refrigerant and are selling r454b at normal prices. Soon none of this will be an issue when supply catches up to demand.

And like mitsured said....later R410A will be expensive as well.
tm1788
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Garvee support confirmed that this unit (and the 24k BTU I bought) come precharged (not lineset).
mitsured
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By the time you need refrigerant 410 will probably be as well.

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samsonite
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I need the 115v version of this!
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jmsq
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Quote from tacomaguy20 :
I thought it ran on 454B? Are you sure?
The photo a post above mine clearly marks the unit received as running on R32, which I believe is fairly common for modern mini-splits. R454B is more common for ducted whole-house systems in the US, with the exception of Daikin/Amana/Goodman who use R32 as well.
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Quote from jmsq :
The photo a post above mine clearly marks the unit received as running on R32, which I believe is fairly common for modern mini-splits. R454B is more common for ducted whole-house systems in the US, with the exception of Daikin/Amana/Goodman who use R32 as well.
But this listing is for the "new refrigerant" mini split and the coupon codes only work for the models listed "new refrigerant". The listing also says R454B ... so one would naturally assume that the new refrigerant is R454B. R32 has been around a while but I think it's just making it to the states so it's interesting that R32 is the new refrigerant they were talking about. I was thinking maybe the OP of that photo got the wrong model sent to him. Perhaps these listings on this website are just awful. It says 115V and 220V in different spots and it says R454B but does not stay R32 anywhere. Like what the heck? Buy at your own risk I guess and see what you get. I actually prefer R32 but was trying to make sure before I ordered 2 of them. Anybody else get one and want to confirm?
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Quote from tacomaguy20 :
But this listing is for the "new refrigerant" mini split and the coupon codes only work for the models listed "new refrigerant". The listing also says R454B ... so one would naturally assume that the new refrigerant is R454B. R32 has been around a while but I think it's just making it to the states so it's interesting that R32 is the new refrigerant they were talking about. I was thinking maybe the OP of that photo got the wrong model sent to him. Perhaps these listings on this website are just awful. It says 115V and 220V in different spots and it says R454B but does not stay R32 anywhere. Like what the heck? Buy at your own risk I guess and see what you get. I actually prefer R32 but was trying to make sure before I ordered 2 of them. Anybody else get one and want to confirm?
I did not receive the wrong model. Everything is listed as R32 on the indoor and outdoor units.
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Quote from Platinumzelos :
I did not receive the wrong model. Everything is listed as R32 on the indoor and outdoor units.
So do you think the "new refrigerant" in the listing is supposed to be R32 or do you think they messed up?
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What's the size of the indoor unit?
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Can I somehow just plug this to a power outlet inside and it works? Does anyone make a mini split version that you can plug straight to a power outlet?

I hate that a mini split is like $400 - $500 and try to DYI but at some point you will need an electrician and a HVAC tech for another $1000 - $2000 extra LOL
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Quote from jmsq :
The photo a post above mine clearly marks the unit received as running on R32, which I believe is fairly common for modern mini-splits. R454B is more common for ducted whole-house systems in the US, with the exception of Daikin/Amana/Goodman who use R32 as well.
If you're referring to Platinumzelos photo, I only see that it says A2L, I don't see anything that it says R-32.

If so, A2L can mean R-32 or R-454B, can it not?

Has anyone else received any units to confirm if it indeed is R-32?
$360 for a mini-split is super tempting but would be good to know it doesn't use the R-454B blend.
Last edited by MusicsAllWeGot July 10, 2025 at 06:40 PM.
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Quote from MusicsAllWeGot :
If you're referring to Platinumzelos photo, I only see that it says A2L, I don't see anything that it says R-32.If so, A2L can mean R-32 or R-454B, can it not?Has anyone else received any units to confirm if it indeed is R-32?$360 for a mini-split is super tempting but would be good to know it doesn't use the R-454B blend.
See cropped photo.
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Quote from jmsq :
See cropped photo.
Thanks for cropping, must of had tunnel vision and just completely skipped that part.
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Quote from MusicsAllWeGot :
Thanks for cropping, must of had tunnel vision and just completely skipped that part.
Mines arrived yesterday with damage to outside box. The metal foot was clearly bent from the damaged box. I hear parts rattling inside the box. Call customer support, the lady that took my information was very nice. I believe the support number is a third party for just taking in calls and directs the information to Garvee. Little over day later, the Garvee support replies back. She wanted me to install the unit to test if the damage affects operation! I said that is not reasonable given the cost to install something that requires drilling holes in the wall, connecting refrigerant lines, and potentially uninstall to return or get refunded.
This is not a good start.
Let's see what Garvee replies back.
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Quote from SeriousRock4901 :
Mines arrived yesterday with damage to outside box. The metal foot was clearly bent from the damaged box. I hear parts rattling inside the box. Call customer support, the lady that took my information was very nice. I believe the support number is a third party for just taking in calls and directs the information to Garvee. Little over day later, the Garvee support replies back. She wanted me to install the unit to test if the damage affects operation! I said that is not reasonable given the cost to install something that requires drilling holes in the wall, connecting refrigerant lines, and potentially uninstall to return or get refunded. This is not a good start. Let's see what Garvee replies back.
I am having the same issue but the damage is not that bad. Only the cover plate for the valves is damaged. The issue is some of the parts are missing. The phone people are nice but Garvee has not done anything. They were supposed to get back to me today. I am probably going to file a charge back for the missing parts and the damage. Mine was only shipped from about 40 miles away.
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Quote from SeriousRock4901 :
Mines arrived yesterday with damage to outside box. The metal foot was clearly bent from the damaged box. I hear parts rattling inside the box. Call customer support, the lady that took my information was very nice. I believe the support number is a third party for just taking in calls and directs the information to Garvee. Little over day later, the Garvee support replies back. She wanted me to install the unit to test if the damage affects operation! I said that is not reasonable given the cost to install something that requires drilling holes in the wall, connecting refrigerant lines, and potentially uninstall to return or get refunded.
This is not a good start.
Let's see what Garvee replies back.
Quote from Platinumzelos :
I am having the same issue but the damage is not that bad. Only the cover plate for the valves is damaged. The issue is some of the parts are missing. The phone people are nice but Garvee has not done anything. They were supposed to get back to me today. I am probably going to file a charge back for the missing parts and the damage. Mine was only shipped from about 40 miles away.
Dang sorry to hear that.
Those boxes look smaller than the one's I usually bought from Pioneer which are bulkier.
Did the inside unit arrive in a better shape?
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Quote from AoeROR :
Can I somehow just plug this to a power outlet inside and it works? Does anyone make a mini split version that you can plug straight to a power outlet?

I hate that a mini split is like $400 - $500 and try to DYI but at some point you will need an electrician and a HVAC tech for another $1000 - $2000 extra LOL
If you really want to DIY, you need to learn a little bit about Hvac and Electrical. If you are handy, you can do it but you will probably need to buy some equipment. It's a lot cheaper than hiring someone. You should watch some youtube videos to see if you can do it.

Also the 115 V units often plug into an outlet, but the rest of the install is still tricky. Otherwise, just buy a window unit, that's a lot easier.
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Quote from SeriousRock4901 :
Mines arrived yesterday with damage to outside box. The metal foot was clearly bent from the damaged box. I hear parts rattling inside the box. Call customer support, the lady that took my information was very nice. I believe the support number is a third party for just taking in calls and directs the information to Garvee. Little over day later, the Garvee support replies back. She wanted me to install the unit to test if the damage affects operation! I said that is not reasonable given the cost to install something that requires drilling holes in the wall, connecting refrigerant lines, and potentially uninstall to return or get refunded.
This is not a good start.
Let's see what Garvee replies back.
I tried calling to confirm the voltage and refrigerant and couldn't get anybody on the phone. They called back a day later and I missed the call. I tried calling back immediately and had to leave a message again. This company seems like a nightmare to deal with for any kind of problems since you can't even speak to someone at the time you call. I was gonna buy a couple units but I'm worried about them arriving damaged and no way to get help. Let us know what they say.
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