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Post #147688801 added 06-06-2021 3:18 PM by SDWatcher8027 in Deal Talk
Yes, received mine on Thursday (4 days ago)
Post #147415219 added 05-22-2021 7:15 PM by D_Nyholm in Deal Talk
Seems crazy that this unit is only SEER 12 in 2021. Is that the norm? I out in a 2.5 ton central air unit rated at 18 SEER in 2008. Barely noticed it on my electrical bill paying almost $.23 per kw.
Post #147411772 added 05-22-2021 2:27 PM by swechsler in Deal Talk
Having a precharged condenser is no big deal; I believe all mini splits are sold that way. In fact, large (residential) ducted A/Cs ship that way as well. But to DIY this, you'll need a vacuum pump...
Post #147414484 added 05-22-2021 6:37 PM by ALittleBit in Deal Talk
I've been considering the same in my 3 car garage here in AZ. I imagine it's a fools errand during the peak of the summer unless it's early morning but hoping to get something that'll be enough at...
Post #147414562 added 05-22-2021 6:42 PM by Deal Hound in Deal Talk
The warranty on this unit is next to worthless. If I were buying this, I would just assume there is no warranty. Also, Home Depot doesn't let you return major appliances, so caveat emptor big time. ...
Post #147416164 added 05-22-2021 7:55 PM by alwaysjammin in Deal Talk
Same boat...i’m in Orange County and the installers charge way too much...i would appreciate a run-down of the tools needed...seems like there’s a ton of us in the same area with the same problem
Post #147412561 added 05-22-2021 3:35 PM by MichaelR7517 in Deal Talk
so any recommendations on cheap install sources from pro people? cause knowing me i would not even know how to start installing these. i stop at installing portable ACs with window attachments LOL!...
Post #147415660 added 05-22-2021 7:30 PM by hunterr83 in Deal Talk
You can try looking up Quantum AC in Corona. I'm not sure if they're willing to do it any longer, but I purchased a multi-unit split system and they were willing to do the install a few years ago....
Post #147415732 added 05-22-2021 7:33 PM by luddite_cyborg in Deal Talk
Good info! This industry needs some regulation to end the scummy policies. I ended up getting two 12k BTU units and assumed no warranty. The good news is that HD states on the product page (in...
Post #147417565 added 05-22-2021 10:19 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
Midea is not manufacturing Dakin with Amana, Goodman, Modine, Trane/Mitsubishi, Carrier, Rheem, Lennox, American Standard, etc. There are plenty of USA manufactures of air conditioning, heating and...
Post #147414361 added 05-22-2021 6:27 PM by hochiinn in Deal Talk
Same boat. Local quotes want $4k when the AC is
Post #147418195 added 05-22-2021 11:47 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
Subject to change, Daiken and Amana are joint, Trane and Mitsubishi are joint, etc. The point in my response was that there are plenty of made in the USA manufacturers that do not outsource to China....
Post #147434608 added 05-24-2021 5:51 AM by geekwithoutacause in Deal Talk
Nice try but wrong. These ac compressors are not meant to run 24/7 ever. IF you do , the unit is WAY too small. Also, since it's a basement it probably won't gain a lot of heat and the ac will run...
Post #147450985 added 05-24-2021 9:52 PM by BENJAMINB1246 in Deal Talk
MrCool DIY linesets aren't vacuumed. They come precharged with the exact amount of refrigerant, down to the ounce, for that particular length. Otherwise you would have to weigh in a charge for every...
Post #147415114 added 05-22-2021 7:07 PM by kickerstarter in Deal Talk
Don't bother. I have researched it. It is a terrible product. Many reviews mentioned it stopped cooling after as little as 1 week. Some says it leaks Freon. At first it looks like a great product...
Post #147416713 added 05-22-2021 8:49 PM by Deal Hound in Deal Talk
The unit she installed in the video has a pre-charged line set (and condenser). This DuctlessAire unit only has a pre-charged condenser, which means evacuating the rest of the system with a vacuum...
Post #147416146 added 05-22-2021 7:52 PM by Bboy486 in Deal Talk
That's just it. If I can do it after sundown I'll be happy.
Post #147426694 added 05-23-2021 3:20 PM by geekwithoutacause in Deal Talk
I don't recall seeing the coils needing to sit horizontal in the mrcool documentation. Are you sure?
Post #147417706 added 05-22-2021 10:34 PM by PlanetoftheMapes in Deal Talk
Yes I've seen crazy numbers for the Mitsubishi. I ran the numbers and realized I can install 3-4x of the cheaper units which have the same efficiency and VFD compressors for the cost of 1 single...
Post #147418303 added 05-23-2021 12:10 AM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
We both like deals and if you want a real deal, you have to go where they are. Besides being quick, DHL (and others) also does the paperwork for you that can be a little intimidating the first...
Post #147430060 added 05-23-2021 7:00 PM by madmax718 in Deal Talk
For these units it's usually more efficient to just set a temp. But az weather can be really cold at night too. Just get a roll of reflextix and line your garage door
Post #148864309 added 08-02-2021 10:10 PM by PesoLittle in Deal Talk
12 SEER is garbage. MR COOL is 20+
Post #147416347 added 05-22-2021 8:13 PM by calxtreme in Deal Talk
How is this different from the MrCool Advantage 12k? You'd still have to vacuum out the lines and it's $717 Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested...
Post #147417337 added 05-22-2021 10:02 PM by PlanetoftheMapes in Deal Talk
Most likely you saw a unit being installed with the pre-vacuumed linesets. MRCOOL DIY units have these. I'm still convinced that this, while DIY friendly, is probably inferior to actually vacuuming...
Post #147421975 added 05-23-2021 9:08 AM by F1Racer in Deal Talk
Thinking of building out the space above my garage - which is studs only @ the moment. Can these handle an over the garage room? What if the lower garage space was more or less unconditioned?
Post #147412645 added 05-22-2021 3:40 PM by luddite_cyborg in Deal Talk
Thank you, this article seems to say the same, over-sizing seems to mainly be a waste regarding cost (as long as the minimum settings overlaps with room requirement):...
Post #147416770 added 05-22-2021 8:58 PM by antidelldude in Deal Talk
You introduce moisture into the system which will lessen cooling performance and greatly shorten the life of the components. The video you watched either had an idiot OR they had a kit where the...
Post #147418675 added 05-23-2021 1:51 AM by seasix in Deal Talk
Look at Lowe's site, the downloadable docs there are better... https://www.lowes.com/pd/DuctlessAire-ENERGY-STAR-12000-BTU-500-sq-ft-Single-Ductless-Mini-Split-Air...
Post #147454720 added 05-25-2021 6:23 AM by geekwithoutacause in Deal Talk
I guess you never learned anything in 20 years then because here you go, saying 12k is big for 300 sqft yet you have no idea about all other factors like insulation windows, windows facing south, etc...
Post #147422050 added 05-23-2021 9:12 AM by dvpatel in Deal Talk
Good floor insulation should suffice. As long as you are not letting the unconditioned heat/cold into the conditioned space, you should be good. Correct?
Post #147413374 added 05-22-2021 4:53 PM by rcairflyer in Deal Talk
A dehumidifier is about the opposite of an AC. Similar principle, but the dehumidifier produces heat in addition to removing moisture from the air. To dehumidify in warm months, run your AC more. In...
Post #147415129 added 05-22-2021 7:09 PM by argentum in Deal Talk
I do not think you need vacumm pump for precharged mini split, look at this video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rHkJbU1NGMg Both pieces are already precharged with refrigerant, once you screw...
Post #147416095 added 05-22-2021 7:50 PM by Dahlar5 in Deal Talk
How noisy are the compressors? I would like to install one in a fourth-story condo and get rid of the baseboard heat and add AC as a plus. I would be worried about how noisy the outside unit would be...
Post #147416359 added 05-22-2021 8:15 PM by BENJAMINB1246 in Deal Talk
There's a lot of misinformation here, and being a retired HVAC tech I thought I could provide some basic info. 1. This essentially has no warranty, and has none if you install yourself (and yes,...
Post #147412228 added 05-22-2021 3:07 PM by swechsler in Deal Talk
If you do decide to DIY, Amazon sells kits with a vacuum pump, A/C manifold/gauges, and refrigerant oil, all of which you'll need for this. They're pretty inexpensive and will probably be fine for...
Post #147414673 added 05-22-2021 6:48 PM by seasix in Deal Talk
can i cut down lineset to 10 feet? 25 feet way too long.
Post #147462817 added 05-25-2021 1:08 PM by BENJAMINB1246 in Deal Talk
Yeah, I didn't see that. NATE is just testing certification (like being certified in Microsoft or something like that). IMOP it's more of a marketing gimmick (not that the testing is necessarily...
Post #147413647 added 05-22-2021 5:14 PM by AMurderOfCrows in Deal Talk
Curious about this. Been quoted 5k for pro installation of a mini split in the garage. Need it for my server rack as it gets crazy hot in there but I seriously dont have 5k laying around and I'm not...
Post #147416959 added 05-22-2021 9:22 PM by Ishbi-Benob in Deal Talk
Yes it saw a pyto, and M’i not diclysic.
Post #147419380 added 05-23-2021 5:15 AM by Adebesi in Deal Talk
Who did you find in Austin that would do it for $400-500? And I'm assuming that doesn't include an electrician getting power to the location. Thanks!
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