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@@manarwala thanks mate!

@@robalexander7348 thanks Rob! I love a good bar grille!

@@CapitalCoastHVAC thanks mate!

@@InDMood you need to ring up Daikin and they provide you with any data you need.

@@gaillaffer7579 thanks mate. As I’ve gotten older and more experienced, I literally just tell these builders what I need. Non negotiable. I hate not having access to repair things.

@@adamcoffee738 They are brand new and they are literally all RCDs. hager.com/au/products/product-information/adc925t-rcbo-1m-1p-n-6ka-c-25a-30ma-a

@maracservices they just look like a breaker not an RCD, if they are RCDs then excellent the sparky has done his job

@@adamcoffee738 it’s an RCBO which is an RCD and Overload Protection all in one. They look like a traditional Circuit Breaker and the benefit is, if the RCD trips it doesn’t take out the whole house, just that circuit. It also makes it easier to find an earth leakage fault.

@maracservices yes mate I'm well aware of the benefits, TBH mandatory RCDs on every circuit should've been law 10yrs ago

@@Stop-start24fps over here, you can get pre insulated or just the copper roll which is always 20m. I’ve always used the pre insulated rolls because it’s convenient but the quality is getting bad of late so I’ll probably start just buying the roll and adding Armaflex insulation to it myself.

@@davidscully7609 thanks mate. So it’s a 3/8 hose and it goes to a 1/4” fitting on the field piece tool. A lot of people have asked why I didn’t go 1/2 inch hose. To be honest I only chose this hose because it’s what they had on the shelf at Actrol. The way I see it, you can only pull so much through a 1/4 or 5/16 fitting so the hose size doesn’t really matter (correct me if I’m wrong lol). I just wanted any hose that had no schreadar valve restricting it. I’m happy with this set up. So to answer your question, 3/8 hose with a 1/4 fitting.

@@maracservices very nice , I’ve just purchased the Appion core removal tool and will use my 3/8 hose

@@1967friend thanks mate. I try to be clear and honest but never pushy. I appreciate the comment. Cheers

@@mazayamazayanadira6862 thanks mate!

@@thesilentonevictor thanks so much!

@@neilmitchell9483 you don’t “have” to no.

@@maracservices interesting, it’s not considered optional in the uk. Also Daikin manuals recommend 30bar test for R32 kit. Install is very neat btw, just surprised to see the OFN test missing.

@@neilmitchell9483 thanks mate. Yeah that’s very interesting. Is that a rule from a governing body? In Australia we have a governing body that does nothing apart from audit you randomly to make sure you have the right equipment to deal with refrigerant. Apart from that, there’s no specific rules to follow. Just personal preference. For me, i just use my vac stat as a leak test.

@@maracservices well we have something called FGAS and the testing is part of the training you do. It’s definitely something we have to do on commercial work as part of commissioning 👍🏻

@@BerrienGuy thanks mate. Yeah it was. I installed two heads that were 1/4 x 3/8. There was only one 1/4 x 3/8 set in the outdoor unit so the unit comes with those reducers to use. Cheers

@@maracservices Thanks Mitch, I will have to look for those - never seen them before and it would have saved me at least a couple of hours on my last job. And thanks for the videos, I really enjoy watching someone who takes pride in what he/she does

@@rsraircon thanks mate. I appreciate it!

@@JesseDoesHVAC I don’t have one. I’ll get one at some point though.

@@manarwala RIDGID

@@maracservices very expensive in my country

@@BrannndonM haha it’s because that was a 1/2 inch flare so there was actually room to put a shifter. The 3/8 flare had no room mate haha. If you measure that burn it’ll measure exactly half inch 😂😂. Burnt it doing some pipework on a Mitsubishi VRF system. Brutal!

@@machaf I’ll be completely honest with you. It’s because i have never had any issues up until this point. Like literally none ever. I am not against torque wrenches at all. In fact I’ll probably get one at some point. I just haven’t ever used one up until now so I feel personally that I don’t need one. Maybe that will change in the future.

@@machaf I’ll be completely honest with you. It’s because i have never had any issues up until this point. Like literally none ever. I am not against torque wrenches at all. In fact I’ll probably get one at some point. I just haven’t ever used one up until now so I feel personally that I don’t need one. Maybe that will change in the future.

@@Mick_4591 yes each head is completely independent of each other. From inside the house, It’s like having two separate systems. There is one thing it cannot do though. You cannot have one head on cooling and the other on heating. Apart from that, they can do everything.

​@@maracservices Thank you Mitch for your answer to my question What areas do you cover as I'd be interested amin a quote for same set up if possible Cheers

@@Mick_4591Sydney metropolitan area. If you want a quote, just send me an email at, mitchattwood@maracservices.com.au Thanks

@@robalexander7348 thanks Rob!