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As for the surge protector to install on the 120v disconnect box its pretty simple as well. Your surge protectors work for both 120v and 220v . The surge protector comes with 3 wires : 2 blacks and 1 white. The white is not the neutral but it is the ground. So tie it to the ground nut in the box. The other 2 wires ( black ), for the 120 wiring ,you tie the 2 blacks together as one wire and put it on the one the load side of the condenser wire hot black. Thats it. For 220 you put each black on the load sides. And cut the chord as short as it requires without bends. Hipe that helps a bit and gipe not confusing. Based in this video you put the 2 black wires of the surge protector together on the load side. And the ac coming in hot black on the as he shows. The neutral line in can be tied together with a nut or as he shows in this video. Every city has their own codes. Ask the inspector if you need to and wire it that way. But i shut breaker off from inside panel when i do service and the disconnect box as well.

Hi! We are planning on installing a Seville four zone 36000 BTU soon. We used to have baseboard heating. I am hoping I can reuse the double pole 220V breaker for the mini splits. Thoughts?

thank you sir! senville is kinda light on the instructions. nowhere in the book does it say to open top valves

A mechanic in NY State charged me $150 to top off my Honda Civic ac,with the NON POLLUTING COOLANT)! I wonder if they use that in China, Russia or India?

Extremely well done. Clear and concise. Thank you sir!

This was a GREAT video. The irony is that "certified" electricians either can't, or aren't about to explain anything. I think I'm over-thinking this, but this part doesn't confuse me as much as how this leads back to the main breaker panel. You see a lot of videos on this part of it. I need to run a new breaker from our main box across the house somewhere accessible to our 2nd floor master bedroom for a mini-split. And, I need to do it in a way that doesn't get me castrated because it looks like a huge eye-sore. Certified electricians want an insulting amount of money to do this, and short of running the wire, it doesn't seem like it's that hard of a job (compared to the mini-split install itself). Any advice, or link you can give on the 1st part of this...i.e. main fuse box to the shut-off?

I hope I get a shirt

Doesn’t look like presuure treated lumber. I guess you can get away with that where you live.

Do you have to place it on the side of your home or can you put it on the ground somehow?

all others were showing 220. the mini unit calls for 120 and I have a 20 amp breaker at the box and you nailed it Sir.

super. very simple and direct

Nice work , shout out to the Mixer Driver 😊

Great video, but you skipped on a few things, like explaining how and where to hook your blue line to evact the air. I do see where you put, but didn't show you opening a valve, or did it have a Schrader valve and you did not have to open the valve, yet ? And what are the two flare sizes you did ( you skipped those) Can you do a follow up ? Thanks

2:40 - in your opinion, is the 'British Brace' you used stronger than the 'Double Zed Brace' ? I want to add a backing to my new doors but am worried about the extra weight. There are three substantial band hinges on each door.

It's crooked lol

Really here's what you need to know Mr. cool is absolute garbage it's junk. How do I know the three years? I've had this product in my house and it has crashed. It has burn out a blower motor. It freezes up continually. There's no support no warranty coverage nothing it's garbage buy something else.

may be a silly question, but what is the name of that saw?

I'm about half way installing a Senville 36K btu quad unit and you're video is invaluable! I watched it a couple of time before deciding on Senville and two more times since my I received the delivery of my equipment. The only big difference between my install and yours - all my head units are on interior walls, so the piping is going through the ceiling and attic then down an outside wall. Need to install condensate pumps since I can't gravity drain them - and that's a PITA...LOL But it's looking good, so far thanks to you for making this - great job! Thanks!!!

I agree all HVAC companies should work for free. 🤡

I plan to put a mini split in my kids room on the second story. I don't have electric outlet on the outside of my house. can I power the unit from inside the room? I only have 120v.

For me as a fluent non-native speaker, it's a great relief to see an American struggling with the word "rural" :D

Thanks again for posting this! I got the 2 doors made, trimmed, insulated and painted. I had to use 1/4" plywood as the rockwool insulation is too dense to cover smoothly with 1/8" luan. The doors fit great, don't sag and can easily be opened and closed, even though each one weighs over 100#. I also used 2 packs of the metal lock barrel bolt you have listed in the description; work great!

I hope you get this because I’ve purchased mini splits and None of my local companies will install. It’s may going on June in North Carolina. I have companies quoting upwards of $3000 to $10000 to install. I’d be able to afford it but I’m a Disabled Army Rigger who knows nothing but how to strap things down. You make it look easy. I hate living on a fixed income and

Are there any indoor air handler units where the HVAC and power lines come in from the left side of the cabinet instead of the right? I have one location in my house where that would be useful for the lines to come in on the left side.

This is the video I was watching and I can’t find what you used for weather stripping. I’m making doors for an old barn for a pool room and am wondering what you thought about bronze spring weather stripping. Thanks….enjoy your videos!

Did you use 12-2 to the disconnect and the outside unit? Or did you use 10 going from the disconnect to the outside unit?

Thanks for your video. Could you please tell me what diameter and cutting length your pattern bit was to cut the final pocket from the template. I have been having difficulty cutting my final pocket from the template. Thanks.

To confirm if you have a 3 head unit you will need to vacuum each of the 3?

You had enough littel boy go back home

Excellent Job sir

I’m screwed, I can’t cut a straight line to save my life. 😂😂😂

Super helpful! One question: my electrician wired 12 gauge to my disconnect. Can I use a 10 gauge AC whip with that?

Needs to be foldable, kinda like the Lufkin crescent speed square

I had a professional give me a quote to install a 36K dual head (his brand whatever that is) He only wanted $14500+13% tax=$16385 sales tax. LMFAO. I bought direct from Senville and it was $300 cheaper than Amazon and free shipping. Total cost?...$4100CAN. I am installing it myself. Extra expenses to plan for are the 65' of 8/2 wire(in my case), 40amp breaker, Air break non fused panel, conduit for outside, Patio stones to sit compressor on. Flaring tool. Line covers. I'm still saving more than $10K by doing it myself.

Thanks so much. Great video and easy to follow. Thank yoou!

Hi great video, my question is..the system uses a 20amp braker, so can i use a 30 or 60 amp disconnect box? Thanks

I'm a sheetmetal guy, not a drywaller, but it was explained to me at one time that you wanted your dry wall seams staggered. I guess its supposed to provide more rigidity. As I said, I'm a sheetmetal guy, so I don't know. Thats just what I was told. Your job looks good to me. Seems as though it would simplify the mudding process.

Thank you for the effort. Still, this was very poorly explained, illustrated, and photographed. You are entire description of the vacuuming and charging of the unit was not clear. Did you not run a pressure test? But most importantly, you showed very little about procedure for connecting the wiring to the power source. I believe that using these instructions as a guideline for installation by someone with no experience is asking for trouble.

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Nice door man, thank you for video. Subscribed!

Great job. Right to the point.

Wished you showed more about bleeding air from the system. I have a 5 unit set up and still don’t fully understand the steps yet

Hello sir,do you have the video how did you wired from electrical panel to the compressor and what size of wiring.

Hi Jim, question can I mount a gfi outlet on the disconnect /120v sharing the same power source to the a/c ?

Great video. In Australia we have had these systems since the late 80's. I have found that if you buy a cheap system, the bearings wear out in about 5 years. Better off spending decent money upfront. Then you will get 10 years or more out of the system.

Hello sir respectfully I don’t think those have Freon anymore. Most likely is refrigerant possibly R134. On the same note I do thank you for doing this videos. I am going to follow your guidance to install one

Wow! I need to build six of these. Never thought of laying the 2x4's on the side. Excellent video and thanks!

Why not leave the left factory edge intact and just cut on the right? Ends up being the same anyway.

I subscribed! Thank you. Im goint to install my own someday. Just make sur eto remind others that when they install back that nut after cutting the tubing to insall it the correct way to screw it on and not reverse, I can see peope making that mistake causing them to have to cut off another piece of tubing that can throw off the installation.

Hi Jim! Great video. Do you have any advice on sealing / weatherstripping?