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> Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT: Mini Split Heat Pump
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> Something I’ve been wondering as I read about everyone doing this on their
> own then having someone come and do the final connect/charging - is there
> any reluctance on the part
rapid cool-down).
Scott
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My guys don't care, they get paid whatever they do. It's just another
job for them. They charge me for a service call sort of thing, gas is
extra if needed. Doesn't take them but maybe an hour although on one it
took a bit longer on the newer 2-head unit because one of the flare
connections
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Something I’ve been wondering as I read about everyone doing this on their own
then having someone come and do the final connect/charging - is there any
reluctance on the part of a professional HVAC guy being willing to do this?
Isn’t is sort of like going to the garage and bringing your own pa
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> Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT: Mini Split Heat Pump
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> Sounds good Scott. I have a 30k BTU unit in my garage about 7 zones
installe
I have put in 2 condenser units with 6 (4+2) head units in the house,
and have another I have to do soon. I hired out the vacuum and fill
because the warranty wanted a licensed HVAC guy to do it but it is easy
enough to do. The units have the gas in them so basically after pulling
a vacuum fo
I am convinced this is the way to go if I ever decide to air condition my
garage. It wouldn’t be terribly efficient, but anything to moderate the heat
and humidity in the summer when I have to do some work on the cars.
I’ve got a fellow employee who lives in an “atomic house” in an older area o
I need to figure out something for my shop. I already have 2 large gas heaters
hanging from the ceiling, would love to get some cooling out there also
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> Sounds good Scott. I have a 30k BTU unit in my
Sounds good Scott. I have a 30k BTU unit in my garage about 7 zones
installed in my house. I did all the installs myself. Its only a few more
tools if you already do automotive AC stuff.
I think these are great units. I use them as primary heating and even
leave my uninsulated garage at 55 in
I thought I'd relate my experience installing a 1200 BTU mini split HVAC
system in an out building. The building is mainly a workshop but it has
running water and I store ammo there so I wanted to protect from freezing
and humidity.
I bought a "Pioneer" min split system from High SEER for a bi
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