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My name is Adam Stasevich and I am an HVAC Expert out of Atlanta, Georgia. I have created a channel dedicated solely to helping the average consumer navigate the repair or replacement of their heating and/or air conditioning systems.
According to the HomeGuide.com, in the United States the national average installation of a full "new HVAC system with ductwork costs between $6,820 and $12,350 in total."
My content is created to educate because the more information you have, the more you can protect yourself when choosing equipment, determining repair vs replacement, reviewing proposals and paperwork, understanding SEER in relation to savings, ensuring the best price for the job, YOU NAME IT!
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Adam Stasevich
hvacbee.com
According to the HomeGuide.com, in the United States the national average installation of a full "new HVAC system with ductwork costs between $6,820 and $12,350 in total."
My content is created to educate because the more information you have, the more you can protect yourself when choosing equipment, determining repair vs replacement, reviewing proposals and paperwork, understanding SEER in relation to savings, ensuring the best price for the job, YOU NAME IT!
Thank you for supporting the channel and stay cool!
Adam Stasevich
hvacbee.com
7 Key Tips for Choosing an HVAC Contractor.
A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing the Right Contractor!
In this must-watch video, we break down the essential factors to consider when selecting the perfect HVAC contractor for your home. From licensing and certifications to customer satisfaction, transparent pricing, and effective communication, we've got you covered.
Learn why hiring a licensed professional is crucial and discover the benefits of certifications and industry affiliations. Explore the power of positive customer reviews and testimonials, and understand how they reflect the commitment to quality service. Delve into the world of transparent pricing and comprehensive estimates, ensuring you have a clear understanding before an...
In this must-watch video, we break down the essential factors to consider when selecting the perfect HVAC contractor for your home. From licensing and certifications to customer satisfaction, transparent pricing, and effective communication, we've got you covered.
Learn why hiring a licensed professional is crucial and discover the benefits of certifications and industry affiliations. Explore the power of positive customer reviews and testimonials, and understand how they reflect the commitment to quality service. Delve into the world of transparent pricing and comprehensive estimates, ensuring you have a clear understanding before an...
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Basic AC Capacitor tutorial / testing
Просмотров 955Год назад
In this capacitor tutorial for HVAC technicians we will review the different size dual run AC capacitors you might find, what AC dual run capacitors actually do, and how to see if they are within a good operational range. Hope you enjoy the video, and like and subscribe for more. Thanks for watching!
What size AC and Furnace does my home need? Load Calculation - HVAC Basics
Просмотров 10 тыс.4 года назад
This HVAC training video will cover the basics in determining what size AC and Furnace you need for your home. Follow along to check what size HVAC system our real world example property uses. Basic Load Calculation Tool - www.highseer.com/pages/hvac-load-calculator hvacbee.com
How many tons is my AC unit?
Просмотров 14 тыс.4 года назад
Quick way to figure out the size of your in home AC system. In this video we will be finding the condensing unit's name plate and reviewing the model number to determine the total tonnage of the unit.
Residential Ductwork : HVAC Duct Design Basics
Просмотров 138 тыс.4 года назад
Learn all the basics of HVAC ductwork sizing and ductwork design. Along with the basics of HVAC ductwork, this HVAC training will also help to educate you on best practices when determining locations for supply ductwork or return ductwork. Facebook: PrepareForAir/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/64703751/ Twitter: PrepareForAir Instagram: prepareforairh...
M/N 14ACX-059-230-06 S/N 1918L19799 please can you tell me how many tons
Thanks please I can't figure out the size of my a/c Model# vsx140481ac
048 /12 - 4 ton Air Conditioning Unit.
Thank you for great explanation! It helped mea lot!👍
Love it! Glad it could help. ✅
what is the best brand for AC capacitor
@@Darton-ok5xt turbo 200x or titan pro I’d say.
In this example, if the air handler was located at either end of the ductwork would I need 26x8 or 10x20 starting duct to match the 1200cfm required for the system to operate properly?
I can’t find the chart is it still linked with this video?
This dude looked nervous as f#@k. Great instructional video though.
I bet his knees were knocking.
2TTB3042A1000AA is there any one tell me how many ton is?
Sure thing. Your HVAC systems condensing unit is a 3.5 ton (Trane) unit. Thanks for the asking and hope this helps.
Exactly my Size and got the answer.Thank you for asking him.
My unit has both a 30 and a 24
Thanks bro
Great video. ❤❤❤
Thanks for checking it out. Hope it helps a little with your HVAC journey.
thanks ..where chart in description ?
GSZC180601CA - it has two numbers that work. Is it a 1.5 or a 5 ton? Thank you!
Amazing simple tutorial! Great job!
Thank you for the informative video. I have an older ICP unit and I need to replace the cold air return flexible duct. Unfortunately the manufacturer doesn’t follow the rule of thumb break down of the model number to inform me of the BTU or tonnage. The model number is PHF330000K00A1. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you in advance
Hey Ron, it looks like your HVAC unit has a 2.5 ton condenser. Hope this helps, apologize for the delayed response, and hope you got your issue resolved. :)
question please: it is clear how to determine duct size WxH, How can I determine LENGTH of that size? thanks for the video!
Awesome job thank you so much. My model number has 24ABC648A310 number . So which 2 number do I use ?
24 ÷12 =2ton
if that's a carrier unit, it would be 48... so 4 tons. I believe the 24 refers to a residential unit
Not trying to be negative here but this is why we 10 out of 10 systems have air flow problems. The design is garbage in garbage out, and the first fitting destroys all the flow and will never balance. We all need to start taking this seriously
Trash. A black speaking in ooga boogabonics and decked out with gaudy patches wouldn’t be within a mile of an assignment or role like this.
Nothing about this guide is of any value other than in the beginning when he said to do load calculations. EVERY "rule of thumb" mentioned is of no value. Also, if you don't know how much air is supposed to go to each room, which you don't without load calculations, how can you determine the correct size duct/s to route to that specific room? HINT: You can't.
I have a Carrier condenser model number 24ABB336A350 - what is the size?
36, so 3 tons
My goodman ac model number is ck24-18? 🤷🏻♂️
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GSC130361GB
13 seer - (036 / 12) = 3 ton
Thank you for the video, exactly what I was looking for getting ready to replace ducts
Glad to hear it helped! Thanks for watching.
Does anyone know if it matters where you install the return air filter - whether at the back of the return air duct close to the furnace or at the front of it about 18 inches from the furnace?
So? Probably a totally stupid question !!! I'm designing a duct layout for a 2 ton system for my small house. The AHU will be centered with the house, I'll need (approx- 500 cfm's on one side of the house ,, and 300 for the other half,,, Would I be correct in sizing the trunk accordingly for each side? The trunk for for 300 cfm's come out to roughly 8 x 8 ( with a .07 friction rate ,,, calculated , not assumed !) Only Asking because I've searched like crazy, and this is the only video I've seen where you've split the load,, ( make's sense to me btw,,) Just want to make sure I size accordingly ,, I've searched at nauseum, and every example shows one main trunk and sizing down as needed, so, I'm a little confused with that part, Otherwise ,, its approx ,, a 8 x 20 trunk straight across ,for a 2 ton/800 cfm's unit ,, if I'm using the calculator correctly :) 🤔 thx!!!
The only way to do this is to do a load first. There is no other Way in my opinion.
Model number R4A424GKB100 how many tons will this be
Very helpful! Perfectly explained and to the point. Thank you HVAC Bee!
This numbering system was clearly setup to keep regular people from learning anything abt their condenser from the model number. Thanks for clarifying!
Glad to help! Yep.. sad but so true.
@@wisdomwisdom817 that’s so true! They literally almost all list the 230.. you’d really think they would put the tonnage as handy.
Why in the hell do they need to make things unnecessarily complicated just put on there 3 tons or 4 tons or whatever just be obvious about it....
Sir how to construct Round duct Pleanum box.?
Uh ok. So static pressure is irrelevant
Not at all. I mention static pressure but it changes based on circumstance (length of run / material type) so I used the numbers prior to static pressure loss.
@@HVACBee ok gotcha.
can you tell me how many tons of my condenser unit with a model number 4TTX6042J1000AA thank you,
GPCH36041AA how many ton ?
Thank you!
I have a 42-year-old Carrier. Yes, I got my money's worth. Paper label inside the unit is long gone, just a streak of adhesive remains. Packing slip said 38CQ900-021. Keypunch card said 38VE004301. If you can decode this one it would be very much appreciated.
2 1/2 ton
My model # is GPC1460H41EC and need to know tons and return grill size.
Hey Adam I’m trying to find the right tons for my AC unit model number is CHP442AKA2
Hey can you help me with my ac unit the number is GSX130361EU
I have high static pressure on a new 3.5 ton heat pump. I know for sure the flex duct is the issue. I have two 12" coming out of the supply in opposite directions. I know I need an 18" for a 3.5 ton heat pump. I did a diagram layout of the duct in the attic. What would happen if I just replace the two 12" to 18"? Ignoring the downstairs, because everything is between the walls. The problem was even worse with an undersized return. The original and only return was a 24x18. The total static pressure on the unit was .9 W.C. I was able to drop the TESP to .66 by making the return 30x24. Since there is so much static pressure and the unit TESP is a .2 and I need an 18" for a 3.5 ton for 1400 CFM. How big does the supply plenum should be and what shape? Should the supply plenum split to 3 18" going out to each of the 3 distribution boxes? Do the other three distribution boxes also need to be larger? Looking at the triangle shaped supply plenum I have very little room up for a rectangle plenum. I think a 3 feet ductboard supply plenum should work. There is a foot from the Air handler to the ceiling and I think 2 feet from the attic floor to the roof. Now I am looking at two types of designs. Design #1 keeps the 18" ducts straight by having a single 18" coming out of the supply and then a distribution box splitting it to three 18". The sides would be coming out straight to the to side boxes and one going to the third box with a slight curve. Design #2 splits to three right at the supply plenum and goes to each box individually, but all three will have a slight curve. I will not be using any metal plenums..... it will be all flex duct and ductboard boxes, because of budget. I am not trying to make a perfect system, but trying to remove the restriction from the 12" undersized ducts installed and replacing the flex duct that was patched with mastic with new ones. Another question about the installation..... I have the flex duct running up and strapped to the roof for support. Since the supply plenum is low to the floor due to the roof..... Can the flex duct be run on the attic floor? Can you tell me which layout makes more sense and less restrictive? Thank you. Layouts: Current i.ibb.co/Ld9kmPM/Flex-Duct-Layout-and-Size.jpg Option #1 i.ibb.co/GHyS00g/2022-07-05-0002.jpg Option #2 i.ibb.co/PNN8mSB/2022-07-05-0001.jpg Air Handler Specs ibb.co/17VvF4B Video of attic ruclips.net/video/iInIN89q8GU/видео.html
Hi Adam I came across a little problem where two numbers are divisible by 12. The model number is. GSZ130181AD I'm confused why both numbers would be in there.
Hey! That one is tricky! It’s a 13 seer unit and is a 1.5 ton system. 👍
Not all super heros wear caps! Great stuff here bro. Much appreciated!!
Why did you stop making those videos, they are the most useful I've seen
how do I determine the btu of my existing window unit
Same math. Should have a 9, 12, 18, 24 in it. If you want to send the model number I’m happy to tell ya. 👍
I'm a mechanical engineer that is designing my own HVAC system. This video was very helpful since they don't teach us standard industry practices for duct design in college.
MODEL GSX140601KD Goodman
I’d appreciate if you could find my ton for me thank you so much
@@michaelmora599 too big. .400 to 500 sq ft per ton.....you should be about 3 ton
Surely this is a joke.