I like the gutter material to cover the piping/drain. Much cheaper than the purpose built stuff. Nice work man. You guys deal with some nasty hot/humid weather. In Utah it get's hot too, gonna hit 100 today, but "it's a dry heat". I still want to get a minisplit one of these days.
if you using it for just ac this is okay, but if you wanna use it for heat in winter, you want the low ambient temp that goes to -13f or -22f the reason this has high seer rating because its only rated to 5f heating in heating mode, might be enough for your climate tho, also if you running new wire why not just go with 240 volt version it uses way less amps, the whole point of 120 volt ones it a drop in solution for people that already have existing line near by or old window unit built in..
I like the gutter material to cover the piping/drain. Much cheaper than the purpose built stuff. Nice work man. You guys deal with some nasty hot/humid weather. In Utah it get's hot too, gonna hit 100 today, but "it's a dry heat". I still want to get a minisplit one of these days.
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if you using it for just ac this is okay, but if you wanna use it for heat in winter, you want the low ambient temp that goes to -13f or -22f the reason this has high seer rating because its only rated to 5f heating in heating mode, might be enough for your climate tho, also if you running new wire why not just go with 240 volt version it uses way less amps, the whole point of 120 volt ones it a drop in solution for people that already have existing line near by or old window unit built in..