Installing A RunTru By Trane DUCTLESS Mini Split | HVAC Installation
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Today we are installing a new RunTru heat pump ductless mini split in a room above the garage. The space currently has an old worn out PTAC through the wall unit, time for an upgrade! Using the Navac powered flaring tool makes the job so much easier. When it comes to HVAC installation, using the proper process in crucial. Here's my process. Hope you enjoy the video, LET'S DO SOME WORK!!
#runtru #hvac #ductlessinstall - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Good to see you got some help hope the young man appreciates you knowledge, skills, effort and patience 👌
Nice work 👏 love doing mini splits. I've done around 200 of em and it's nice to see someone install one with pride and obvious knowledge. Love the flaring tool! I still do it by hand but that looks like an investment I need to make lol
I am an engineer but have a electrical background, absolutely love the added steps you do to show off your work but a genuine concern for making your job shine with professionalism buddy, everyone can learn from a right measure of OCD…LOL I myself like doing my job as if it’s for me, then you’ll never short change your customers!
Chazaq my friend
Sir Wil👍😎
I wish you lived in Virginia!
Your editing has gotten better! Take it easy!
Beautiful install as always! Love these kind of videos, keep ‘em coming 🙏🏻
I think showing more how you ran the electrical n how you install the head would been nice. Not just shown it hung already
Absolutely thumbs UP, nice work man and you even smoothed out the ground in your work are before you left. 👍
Amazing video bro I’ve been watching you for a while and really improved my work moral
Man is Always a pleasure to watch your videos 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 you do a very good job 👏
Zack I've been watching your videos for quite a while just wanna say you do awesome work....
The angle grinder on the line hide is great🤘🏽
Nice, clean install! Great work!
very nice and clean install the details on leveling do the difference!!
Awesome work!🔥
Love the RunTru Ductless products!
Love that Navac flaring tool
Good job Zack.
Que buen trabajo, con todos los detalles estéticos a la perfección.
Looks good brother nice
Nice video !!
You do very nice tight work.
Great job
Diversitech makes ratcheting cutters for linehide. Similar to pvc cutters . They work very well
Nice work. Did you put a lineset cover at elbow where it comes out of house? I would recommend to customer to put gravel around outdoor unit to keep dirt out of condenser.
Nice job
Great job!!! What about winter average snow levels ???
Nice install! Did they decide to keep the unit in the hole in the wall? Nice Truck you have there!
So not much snow in the winter months based on how high the condenser was. What state do you work in? Looking to re locate after school
Before drill completely thru the wall behind the evap i like to yes make a lil hole but see at first if there is not a plumbing pipe in the wall or a electricity wire .
After taking out a small piece of gypse. And see that its ok , i take my holesaw completely threw the wall
How did you run your electrical / I don’t see a disconnect, probably should have ran liquid tight for high voltage as well.
The install is very clean tho
Have to ask, why are you not using a backup wrench while making outdoor connections?
What’s the best way to bend line set coming into the house?? In your opinion
Clean install, why didn't you swedge indoor coil connections? Can cut off stubs they give you, zero chance for leaks that way.
I always remove the flares from the indoor units . Remove one possible leak from the future 🤷🏻♂️😀
I'm pretty sure that's the Navac battery flaring tool
Looks like a GREE minsplit.
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Do you need wifi to run this unit? Have one in the place I just moved to but can't figure out the remote the wifi light keeps blinking & internet isn't getting hooked up until later in week.. TIA!
What kind of hex bit adapter did you use to open the lines?
Are they going to remove the old through the wall unit?
What kinda blade did you use for the angle grinder to cut the line hide? It’s a great idea to get ‘em both cut.
You don't need a grinder bro.
Tin snips work way better
Why no risers or stand? You said heat pump right in the winter time the condenser will make water and may freeze, other than that nice clean job!!
Heatpump mini splits don’t need risers.
That is not necessarily true. If installed in a “cold climate” risers or a stand should be used. Maybe not in Tennessee where I believe this installation took place.
What is that tool you used to cut the line hide with?
So Im taking that a mini split will meet code requires for ventilating with a living quarters above a garage
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is it not easier coming out on the left side of the head,straight down,with the flares inside to check them for leaks easier,but the job looks good.
Info on you're nitrogen tank set up?
WHY do your systems not come pre-charged with refrigerant? Where is your Pair-Coil copper also?
Are they reasonable price
Can we see your Milwaukee pack out setup?
very important to read a manual after an installation
you can hang a wall mounted indoor below 4 Feet and not short cycle the air flow. what does the installation manual say
Why did you pull the old unit out was that in the work order if not .
I really want to know were i can find the valvule core 5/16 u use in this video
appion 5/16 core removal tool.
Thats not the appion… i got the appion and is pink, the other thing is that this one had a curve in the entrances.. thats why i like it it looks really good for mini splits
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Why not install an inverter PTHP?
Did you double check to make sure it was heat pump? Lol
Cool. We don't have those out here yet. Do you know who makes those by chance? Mitsubishi?
Run tru is made by Trane. We sell ‘em like hot cakes here in Texas
Mitsubishi's are excellent, they're unbelievably quiet
Trane DHPs are Mitsubishi. They are partners.
No...Runtru mini splits are made by Gree. Not Mistubishi. Just like Ameristar. Very inexpensive through Trane Supply.
Chris B lol
Just curious why you drill from the outside in, i always drill inside out
Dust control, and avoids chipping off exterior wall paint.
Long time follower first time writing. Why not use RLS fitting instead of using flair fitting?. I would think RLS fitting more of a secure seal for a place like that.
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Can I ask the vendor of the flare tool that you used.
Navac
Zack was this an inverter
Yes. There an inverter style heat pump.
Does trane actually make this or is it just a rebranded unit from another manufacturer?
Its made by Gree. Why do my comments keep getting deleted?
Since it's a Trane are those made by Mitsubishi?
No
RunTru Mini Splits are made by Gree. Trane Mini Splits are made by Mitsubishi
Congratulations! I follow you on Instagram too ... greats
Zack I love your videos but painters use aluminum ladders. Don’t allow technicians to believe this is ok
This is a training video not a music video.
Should have ran the exposed communication wire in conduit like you did for the high voltage wire. Don’t need a weed eater hitting it or rodents chewing on it. Not bashing your install, just telling you from experience.
Yeah I agree. Communication is still high voltage.
@@punchpunchowned you’ve been zapped by comm wire too huh? Hahaha
Yup that’s code in nc
I didn’t see the condensation line?
Que buena observación, yo tampoco la vi
i guess it does not condensate LOL.
@@MariosACandRefrigeration 🤣🤣
it looks like the gree i put in
You forgot to take a picture with the customer
I was told to never use nylog on the threads, only put a drop on the inside of the flare and use your finger to spread it out. I guess if you do, it causes to the nut to back off eventually? Have you had any issues of this happening? Great work as always by the way!
It's not wd-40 lol. The nut isn't gonna back off if you put nylog on the threads.
@@arodandjeter1 That's what I thought as well. A Trainer from Fujitsu said to never do use it on the threads.
@@TheAndrecastro20 I don't doubt it. I was really just joking😂I've never had issues with using on the threads but not saying it can't cause issues either.
Great video but all the gas stuff you didn’t explain
You could save so much time and money by knowing what you’re doing.
The vacuum part/leak test. You don’t need to invest the time
Mini splits are constantly changing. Not one will last 5 years. The head unit will be a nasty fungus farm within two years
omg the flare tool is cheating!! so fast looks like a clean flare each time. Jelly
Not even made by trane. Its a relabeled chinese stuff. Install nice though
This system is all about price. Trane Branded Minisplits are made by Mitsubishi
@@mattthomas9354 Im a Mits dealer & AMS(trane)dealer That unit is not made by Mits. Trane uses a Co in China to make their builder grade minis, Runtru/ameristar. But recently have change to Midea manufacturing. Just saw the new stuff two weeks ago at dealer meeting. The mitsubishi/trane venture uses mits units but gives us a sticker to put on face plate that says trane or American Standard.. Anyways Installers did a good job of installing
@@lctachell I'm a Trane Mitsubishi Distributor. That's what I said. Trane Branded equipment is made by Mitsubishi, RunTru is made by Gree
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