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weightlose 02-11-16 02:20 AM

Split install
 
How to I install Split install

jeff5may 02-11-16 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by weightlose (Post 49093)
How to I install Split install

Depends on what you have. Easy answer:call up a licensed pro or give up warranty and insurance. If something goes wrong with the self-install and your house gets damaged, don't try to file a claim.

Xringer 02-16-16 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by weightlose (Post 49093)
How to I install Split install


The first thing you want to do is make a guess about the brand name
and the model of Mini-split you might want to install,
then download and study the installation manual.

Then take a look at the threads on this page about installing mini-splits.:D

There used to be some pretty good install videos on youtube for a few brands..

WyrTwister 02-21-16 10:57 AM

Ask yourself , how much HVAC or construction or DIY experience you have . Same question on tooling .

Ask yourself how much studying you are willing to do . How much work you are willing to do . Will you have any help . What is their knowledge base .

How much are you willing to spend on tooling ?

Most anyone can buy a window unit , set it in the window , adjust the side pieces , close the window & plug the cord in ( especially if the unit is 120 VAC ) .

Any kind of split system involves dealing with refrigeration lines and refrigerant . And all that entails . Are you up to that ?

So , if you are going ahead with it , sit down and start making a list . What room do you wish to install the mini split in ? How many square feet is the room ? Does it face N , S , E or W ? Sots of windows or few ? How well is it insulated .

Now , you can start to decide the capacity ( BTU's ) you will need . If you need help , ask and I am sure someone here can help .

Now , decide on your budget . Figure out what your tooling cost will add up to . Subtract that from your budget . The difference is the amount you have to spend on HVAC equipment .

I recommend you buy the highest efficiency equipment , that you can , with in those dollar amount .

We have installed 2 MS's in out house . If it was not for cost , I would install more .

God bless
Wyr


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