Got it done !

[kenmac]

Got finished with this project today. :dance1:

Will be nice to see how it actually performs

 

[Wagtail]

Hang on... if you don't know if it works/performs then how do you know that this project's finished? :scratchchin:

 

[Thomas]

Season ahead always good thing. :thumbsup:

 

[kenmac]

Hang on... if you don't know if it works/performs then how do you know that this project's finished? :scratchchin:

I know it works. Ran it through checks /test. It isn't cold here, so I'll don't know how well it will work without any supplemental heat when it gets cold.
When people think of HP, many times there is a supplemental heat source. Not the case here

 

[2LaneCruzer]

I know it works. Ran it through checks /test. It isn't cold here, so I'll don't know how well it will work without any supplemental heat when it gets cold.
When people think of HP, many times there is a supplemental heat source. Not the case here

I run mine on "emergency" all winter. It works fine until the temp gets down about 40 degrees or so, then I have to switch over the the heating elements. We are total electric, and the old 40 year old unit was not a heat pump, so we're used to electric heat. The fireplace is nice too.

 

[kenmac]

I run mine on "emergency" all winter. It works fine until the temp gets down about 40 degrees or so, then I have to switch over the the heating elements. We are total electric, and the old 40 year old unit was not a heat pump, so we're used to electric heat. The fireplace is nice too.

Emergency heat ? You run on heat strips all winter ? I bet your elect. bill is pretty high.
They claim this unit needs no supplemental heat source. Should be good down to around -20 deg. I don't think I'll have that issue where I live

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Emergency heat ? You run on heat strips all winter ? I bet your elect. bill is pretty high.
They claim this unit needs no supplemental heat source. Should be good down to around -20 deg. I don't think I'll have that issue where I live

Yeah, total electric homes were given a rate break by the electric company when they were built back in the 70's.

 

[Sigarms]

This is the "VRF"system? Please send me outdoor model with indoor models plese. Seems you and I consider VRF two different things when it comes to a 3 phase / single phase mini split system.

Personally, I would of done a better job for your outdoor pad.

My own home



What a homeowner did on his own when I had to go out and trouble shoot his wi fi system about 2 weeks ago (his wife made a mean shrimp gumbo for the off chance that he comes here).

 

[kenmac]

well, it's not a mini split. it is a (vrf /vrv) outdoor unit connected to a matching AH indoors connected to duct work. But it is a VRF/VRV none the less.

I have some more work to do around the pad. Landscape blocks, etc,. Was going do do some today but we have been expecting bad weather all day. It has just now hit us. Tornados, ect,.

It's all Gree stuff

On your (retainer wall ? )I would have drilled holes in the timbers and driven the rebar in the ground and sit the pad down to hide them

 

[kenmac]

Yeah, total electric homes were given a rate break by the electric company when they were built back in the 70's.

I guess that's good if they continue to give you a break on elec. cost