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Nitrogen tank rental was recently (Nov '23??) around $90 filled at Airgas, plus $35 for an Amazon regulator. If you can provide a current inspection date tank, fill was like $14 or such. Iffy for one unit, but for multiples it's a no brainer... :)

In this video around 8:20, guy says he contacted EG4 and they offered him "dry" lineset extensions, not charged or evacuated, whatever the DIY versions of these have. I am sure MANY of us would like to know if that's true.?

Deleted, exactly what Shopman said.

The 12k BTU limits AC power to 300W - if there's more than 100W Solar available, actually limits to 150W (unofficially). You can turn that feature on/off with remote and app, or set it ALWAYS ON (undocumented feature). I am 100% certain it would work on a 15A breaker. I have one that before I...

I've noticed initially, they may run several hours before the condensation flow gets started. Humidity matters too. That would be from the INDOOR drain on A/C, and OUTDOOR on HEAT. Does anybody else have experience with Pro Fit (Sharkbite for A/C lines). Looks interesting.

Thx, that looks like the source for Ecosolaris when you look at the "1.5 HP" unit. Some interesting stuff there. A hybrid ceiling cassette, and what is this?? It looks like it would be wall mount, but mentions wheels, portability, and a wall hole 🕳...

Pretty sure correct usage for anything over 100F = eff. In fact, henceforth I'm borrowing that as well :ROFLMAO:

Maybe BTU/Watt rather than Watt/Watt...? (Divide by 3.41 = 4.85 ) :) @SmitHVAC and I noticed some inconsistencies among the other specs, so probably they are just getting everything up to speed ...

@Danke ...is this a branding of the one you bought?? I remember the oval ends on indoor unit?? 230v and non DIY lines, some may need those characteristics :)🤔

It applied between -3F and 112F (with a heat index of 126). I checked that day, and while it was 120F in Phoenix, heat index was only 115!! It WAS a dry heat :ROFLMAO: According to Specs, it appears "somewhat" more efficient on Cooling, but in reality I find it significantly more efficient...

Short answer, yes - particularly if you have no grid input. Longer answer, I have seen max of 2700W on HEAT and 2200W on COOL over my 18 months with a 24k.

Can anyone substantiate that 600V rated residential wiring hopefully has a safety factor?? Hopefully no melted wiring/ future potential probs...

Probably so. In defense of Jared or whomever sent those lines, the spec sheet incorrectly shows 1/4 and 3/8 - but obviously the flared non DIY style would never have been correct - maybe they were assuming OP would modify them. In any case, I can help EG4 out here. ALL of your units - 12 and...

Definitely THIS...rather than waiting weeks, months or whatever stories we've seen here while the warranty department performs a body cavity search / turns carbon into diamonds with their sphincter...

You also might say it will never work - permits, burning your house down, easy to get hurt - but that's all true of big box home improvement?? Also, as to whether if such a thing was possible, are SS the right group to pull it off... If one of these promptly appears in nearby DFW I guess...