You had enough littel boy go back home

Excellent Job sir

I’m screwed, I can’t cut a straight line to save my life. 😂😂😂

Super helpful! One question: my electrician wired 12 gauge to my disconnect. Can I use a 10 gauge AC whip with that?

Needs to be foldable, kinda like the Lufkin crescent speed square

I had a professional give me a quote to install a 36K dual head (his brand whatever that is) He only wanted $14500+13% tax=$16385 sales tax. LMFAO. I bought direct from Senville and it was $300 cheaper than Amazon and free shipping. Total cost?...$4100CAN. I am installing it myself. Extra expenses to plan for are the 65' of 8/3 wire(in my case), 50amp breaker, Air break non fused panel, conduit for outside, Patio stones to sit compressor on. Flaring tool. Line covers. I'm still saving more than $10K by doing it myself.

Thanks so much. Great video and easy to follow. Thank yoou!

Hi great video, my question is..the system uses a 20amp braker, so can i use a 30 or 60 amp disconnect box? Thanks

I'm a sheetmetal guy, not a drywaller, but it was explained to me at one time that you wanted your dry wall seams staggered. I guess its supposed to provide more rigidity. As I said, I'm a sheetmetal guy, so I don't know. Thats just what I was told. Your job looks good to me. Seems as though it would simplify the mudding process.

Thank you for the effort. Still, this was very poorly explained, illustrated, and photographed. You are entire description of the vacuuming and charging of the unit was not clear. Did you not run a pressure test? But most importantly, you showed very little about procedure for connecting the wiring to the power source. I believe that using these instructions as a guideline for installation by someone with no experience is asking for trouble.

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Nice door man, thank you for video. Subscribed!

Great job. Right to the point.

Wished you showed more about bleeding air from the system. I have a 5 unit set up and still don’t fully understand the steps yet

Hello sir,do you have the video how did you wired from electrical panel to the compressor and what size of wiring.

Hi Jim, question can I mount a gfi outlet on the disconnect /120v sharing the same power source to the a/c ?

Great video. In Australia we have had these systems since the late 80's. I have found that if you buy a cheap system, the bearings wear out in about 5 years. Better off spending decent money upfront. Then you will get 10 years or more out of the system.

Hello sir respectfully I don’t think those have Freon anymore. Most likely is refrigerant possibly R134. On the same note I do thank you for doing this videos. I am going to follow your guidance to install one

Wow! I need to build six of these. Never thought of laying the 2x4's on the side. Excellent video and thanks!

Why not leave the left factory edge intact and just cut on the right? Ends up being the same anyway.

I subscribed! Thank you. Im goint to install my own someday. Just make sur eto remind others that when they install back that nut after cutting the tubing to insall it the correct way to screw it on and not reverse, I can see peope making that mistake causing them to have to cut off another piece of tubing that can throw off the installation.

Hi Jim! Great video. Do you have any advice on sealing / weatherstripping?

Nice work Sir !!

Thanks so much for the video. All the others talk about using 220 in a disconnect but I just wanted 110w to hook up my Mr. Cool Mini split. Thanks for making it simple

VERY useful video, sir! Much appreciated.

Hey, good video I have a 18000 Senville it did not come with a template for the wall mount I called Senville and they said use the book?? The book has type A and Type B and five models no where does it say which one I should use any help would be appreciated...

About 7 years ago....wow, already 7 years ago..., I installed a 24,000 BTU ( 2x12,000 ), 240 volt, dual mini split with wall mount air handlers. The brand name is Thermocore. They worked great; nice & quiet, a lot cheaper than the traditional window air conditioners. I live here in north central Arkansas, where the Summers are usually in the 90's and Winters occasionally getting in the Teens. So, not extreme temps either way., and if extreme temps hit, it is not for very long. But about two years ago now, maybe a little longer, the bearings in the two air handlers started making noise; a high-pitched squealing type sound. Then the fan speeds started to not work properly and the Turbo fan speed setting would quite often not work at all. Bad motor bearings and bad control boards most likely....not worth getting repaired. Today, the handlers are barely working, loud and guess what, of course they are out of warranty. Now, I think that the outside unit is working fine. It is a Mitsubishi brand and they have a good reputation; it is the inside handlers that have gone bad. I am a big fan of mini splits since my old house never had the traditional cooling & heating duct type unit put in. So...I will just buy new air handlers and hope I get a longer life with new handlers. Thank you, China, for using poor quality bearings and circuit boards. My bank account really appreciates it...!!!

Nice work ! 👍

Great video!

Where can I get the kit

BTW... Your Background Music Sucks big time.... 5:39...I installed a 9K BTU and a 24K BTU Mini Split in 2 buildings last summer for the Price of the Installation Tools and Equipment (~ $400.00 Cnd)

Great info, Thanks!

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If i need a longer line set, do you recommend one with good quality and value? Thx

Fantastic video. Do you know if a permit is required for yhe installation of this door? Im located in NJ

Very nice, exactly what I was after. Thanks.

Should phase tape/re identify line neutral that is also hot.

very well made video but where did you get your main power supply!? Did you install that electical box next to the Unit? dont you need to run it from the main Circut breaker box?? im planning on getting one of these. But the electrical you just glossed over. im confused

Do you think a 9000btu would work well in a 288 ft tiny house with a vaulted ceiling in Texss?

I have a 13 x 16 room what side unit do I need?? Thanks for your videos

Awesome video! I got a 28k btu senville. Can you tell me how many amps your breaker is and what wire size did you use? Thanks

$85 service call $165/lb. Thats cheap!

Cut knot off measure from other end lol. Good job on the bracing, most people reverse this which renders it useless. Nicely done bud thanks for sharing.

This might be a stupid question but isn't it a security concern that someone could unscrew the hinges and enter the space? Is there a way to improve the security?

Im at the rough in stage. What do i need to have in place before drywall?

Curious why you didn't go with 10' panels and avoid the 'z' flashing?

If I am shortening the line set from 16ft to about 10 feet or so, do I need to remove refrigerant? The manual does not specify....

I was just wondering what app you used in this video? it looks easy to use

When you say -5 deg. What are you saying it will cool to -5 or the heat unit will only work down to -5. Thank you

What is the hight requirement for the outdoor disconnect