Another great video! Thank you again. Last video I had some questions that you answered pretty much in this video. LOL Regarding larger homes, budgets and sizing! I'm now following you and appreciate your content. Looks like I'm about to get on this mini split train! lol
Thank you. This was very helpful. I'm looking at replacing a window unit with a minisplit in a small house in Florida. Now I understand why my doors were undercut. I'm going to search your page for more videos on minisplits. My house is 2 bed/1 bath, single story, 900 sq feet. Do you think one properly sized minisplit would work for me too? The floorplan is similar with the unit in the living/dining room in the wall opposite the bedroom doors about 15 feet away.
The biggest hurdle i'm running into is sizing the output specifically because of temperature swings, for reference, my existing houses central unit is (best I can guess searching the model numbers i've found) a 3 ton AC and a 5 ton Propane Furnace, my goal is to heat and cool the basement independently of the upstairs for when the upstairs is vacant so I can shut off the central unit and save money over the cost of propane heating the whole house, but what i'm learning about mini-splits is that as temperature goes lower their efficiency drops and they end up putting out less BTU's losing upwards of like 37-38% of their BTU output as you approach the bottom end of their functioning temperature range, so I don't know if I should size the thing to be able to supply the cooling load I need (which isn't much in the basement, even on the hottest summer days the basement will never hit 80 degrees with ZERO AC of any kind) or size it for the worst case heating load when factoring in BTU loss with temperature drop.
I'm in the same situation right now. I'm nearing the completion of a mostly open post frame build and in my mindset I'm thinking a 18k single zone ahu at just over the main living space would be ample. I wish I could send you pics and get your input on my scenario....
Hey Taddy this is a great explanation of space I’m in New England and am in the process of doing a system in my home could you send me the chart or information on sizing thanks
Tad i put 2 90k mini splits in a trailer 1 head in living room one in master bedroom. The bedroom was over heating when weather got mild. Samsung still runs hot refrigerant through the other heads even when satisfied for oil return purposes with fan on ultra low. I was able to talk to tech support and shut fan off with changing parameters but the next time i install a fjm with 1 head in a small room i will explain to customer about the over heating issue.when its - 3 out its great when it's 45 power small room head down. Great video and wise choice.
Hey Richard did you try the VRF coder and using that option code that is fan thermo off It will close the vane and shut the indoor fan off when the set point reaches the setpoint temperature Thank you for sharing your experience that helps me a lot So glad you're here Richard
I don't think so.i called tech support they walked me through some parameters and stopped fan but vain was still open. I just started installing samsung a year ago so i still kind of learning about the logistics
Luv your stuff. I do a lot of Samsung in NYC. Well, ductless and vrf all makes. Im curious : Why not a static duct adding a few 8x8 supplies in the rooms for better distribution. Was the bottom line budget on this job, or you have another reason that flew over my head.
I looking to get 2 and I was wanting to know how can I get air in the bathroom and the back.rooms i have a mobile home 3 rooms and 2 bathroom any tips will help
At 1:30 you said the positive pressure from the head unit will force air under the door to the adjacent room. How can a fan from a ductless head unit create positive pressure in a room if the supply and return are equal in pressure at the unit.
So I have 2bedroom 725sqft apartment and I was looking to get the 18000 BTU Dual Zone Mini Split Air Conditioner - Heat Pump - SENA/18HF/D due to me living in the Chicago area where it gets pretty cold. My plan is to mount one wall unit in the living room and one in in the kitchen because the two bedrooms are across from each so I’m wondering will that unit be enough or should I go to a higher btu
What size mimi split DYI 110v unit would I need for a 900 sq ft living room addition, with a vaulted celing. The room joins to the house with a central unit 3.5 ton which is in 1500 sq ft. The addition will have closed cell foam like the rest of the home.there is a an 8ft tall by 12ft long opening to the addition.
everything looked really good. For proper drainage on the outdoor unit, per most manufactures of mini splits, set up off of the plastic pad a little bit. Also, don't forget to silicone (clear) around the indoor unit perimeter, to prevent dirty air from entering. Its easy to cut with a razor blade if cleaning unit in the future.
What if I want each room in the home to be a different temp. Say I have a roommate that wants their room 20°F warmer than I want my room. Rooms are at different ends of the home? I live in a trailer.
Subscribed. I have a question. I have a 3000 Sq ft Cape Cod in KY. Fortunately it was built with 2 Central systems. One for the upstairs and one for the main floor and basement. Unfortunately when I bought the house all the equipment was trash. I have already replaced the downstairs unit with a properly sized 2.5 ton central unit with propane furnace. The upstairs is my problem. Currently the upstairs has no heat but is easily heated by convection in the winter via my downstairs furnace and wood burner. During summer I run 8000BTU window units in the 2 bedroom dormers. The third dormer window is in the center and has no unit. That area is slightly warmer than the bedrooms but is tolerable since it contains the stairs and a open balcony to the first floor. The old furnace and ducts are in the attic. I DO NOT want to install a central air handler in the attic again. I would prefer to get the ducts out of the attic as well but this is impossible due to the layout. I am considering 2 options. One - new central unit and ductwork (old duct is flex and complete crap). Air handler would be moved to large bonus room over garage at one end of house. New ducts would be spray foamed and buried. Two - install some type of ductless system. All 4 areas are large 250-300sq ft but since it is upstairs and the rooms are not open to each other I would need a head in each room I would assume. What are your thoughts on my problem? Would the difficulty and cost of installing so many ductless units in an existing home outweigh the benefits?
Costs for installing a Mini split versus a unit and duck work is about the same Mini splits are super efficient so if there's a way to conceal all the piping and make it look nice I would go with mini splits but really just depends on the layout of your project For me to give you advice on this I need pictures I need more detail If you need my help click the join button become a member and send me an email tadfuller1@gmail.com
Hey Tad. Thanks for another great video.🙏 The only thing I didnt understand how are you going to cool the bedroom with doors shut (even with the 2 in gap under the door) if there is no return in the room. Especially if the room is on the south side 🤔 Do you really get it cooled? Thanks
I’ve got a 1700 sq ft 3 bed 2 bath. 1000 on open area main level and 700 upstairs for bedrooms. We’re doing a major remodel in a year and need something temporary until we know exact layout on the remodel. I was thinking of putting a 1500 sq ft Mr. Cool on the main and cross my fingers that the heat works it’s way upstairs…any ideas? Vancouver, WA
Was wondering if I can get that sizing chart I have a 1240sqft home mainly open floor plan the two bedrooms are the hardest to keep cool … was thinking about a single unit in the hall way near the two bedrooms and would blow down the hall to the open floor plan of the house
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Hi Tad! What would I need for a 16'x60' with open center 16'x26' with a 12'x16' bedroom on one end and a 22'x16' sewing room/pantry/laundry on the other end, please? Or possibly a 16'x50' same concept but 12x16 bed/bath on each end?
I installed a Rheem 3-ton multi-zone with electronic TXV. My apprentice opened up service valve and ran to his mommy as R410 sprayed out from 1/4" line flar nut. I heard loud hissing and ran out turn off valve. I tighten nut. Deep down I knew the only way I would know charge was good on a 52 degree was to weighj it in. I still dont charge any HP in heat mode cause I struggle. .Had 6lbs to go and it ran for 5 second and shut off. The error code was flashing low refergerant. So tried to locate low pressure switch. No high or low switch at all, so recoverd 2lbs micron down to 350. Weighed in 4lbs out of 11 wouldn't take refrigerant with compressor off Was about to force it in with recovery. I tried to reset code to get compressor on to force in R410a.1 hour scratching bald head. Then it dawned to me....a ray of light hit my right cheek...Service Manuel I should read it. Going against protocol opened u book and it was telling me to use a cyclopoid magnet. Ya know the over priced cyclopoid magnet to help free stuck reversing valve. Sure as s*** the magnet reset TXV and error code
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I’ve been told houses don’t need to breath but I’m looking at mini splits in a 4,000 new construction home. 2000 basement and 2000 ground floor. If I use closed cell spray foam and mini splits should I worry about indoor air pollution or am I good? Do I need an ERV or HRV or will a large plug in stand alone dehumidifier be ok. Do I actually need to bring fresh filtered air into the house and old stale air out? Should I worry about Radon in the house
Subbed as well. Do you add controllers (ie thermostats) for your in-room unit? My occupants are a wide mix of heights and I was thinking of adding temp controllers instead of just letting the front of the unit serve as a controller. I did not see one on this video, but would like to know if there are choices to consider there (ie Wifi, power, types of controls, etc). Thank you for your work!
Hey Chris This model of indoor unit comes with Wi-Fi and you can use your app with smart things Also you can add a wired controller and put it wherever you want in the room Or you can do a wireless remote
@@TaddyDigest the remote only has a downside when you're leasing... but the app idea rocks. My wifi plan allows for in-room devices to be controlled by apps without hitting other room wifis. Thanks for the inspiration.
Cuz if I was putting a mini split in and it was going to run off 230volts I would just tell the person they make them with two heads three heads and I think they even go up to four now you don't have to turn them on unless you absolutely need them but we could install them and just put them in the house everywhere and if you don't feel like you need to run them don't turn them on but say one day in the summer it's 120° out you might need another head you might need another unit up there to turn on
If you're installing a mini split already and it's going to be a 200 volt why don't you just put one with one with two or three heads on it or put like a quad and then the One mini split does it all and you got multiple heads everywhere that way you know for sure if you need it you don't have to turn them on but they're there you can turn them on if needed
I have a studio type of room a lot of light bulbs room sizes 10 by 11 height is 8 feet The contractor is telling me I need 9000 BTU because of the lightbulbs and I believe the 9000 BTU is going to be just too much I’m kinda confused, can you please help I have a bedroom size with attached bathroom bedroom sizes 13 by12 height is 10 feet bathroom size attaches 9by 12 Height of the bathroom 8 feet he recommend 9000 BTU it’s on the second floor the studio is on the ground floor two-story family house rest of the house. I’m OK there’s also a small bedroom on the second floor facing the sun. That’s pretty hot in the summer same size as studio how many BTU, I can do it there can you please help thanks.
And I'm not saying anything bad by what you're doing I understand what you're up to and what you're trying to do for a person and maybe they don't have the extra money to spend I understand that too I've just been looking into him and I know they make them in 110 volts and 208 volts and I was just thinking one day if you were going to put one in your house and you can buy one with two or three heads you might as well just put them in and then you would have extra if you absolutely needed it or if like one room was just a little hot and you had some family over something you could turn it on too
Where is this “house“ located? If I tried to do any of the stuff to my garage in my area (converted to a living unit, adding bedrooms, etc.) I’d probably be sent to jail.
I found your AC for Barndominium video, lead me to this, I love your channel, no BS no bias, just honesty
thanks 👍 😊
Tad I don’t understand you don’t have more reviews with the experience you have and knowledge keep do it God bless you.💪🏽
I find that adding ceiling fans to every room help keep the air moving. Bathrooms and kitchens included
Awesome! I wasn't sure what size I needed but I dind't know about the 250ft2 rule. Great video!
Glad it was helpful!
Another great video! Thank you again. Last video I had some questions that you answered pretty much in this video. LOL Regarding larger homes, budgets and sizing! I'm now following you and appreciate your content. Looks like I'm about to get on this mini split train! lol
Awesome thank you so much for commenting and watching the videos
I've got a lot more mini split videos coming up
Thank you. This was very helpful. I'm looking at replacing a window unit with a minisplit in a small house in Florida. Now I understand why my doors were undercut. I'm going to search your page for more videos on minisplits. My house is 2 bed/1 bath, single story, 900 sq feet. Do you think one properly sized minisplit would work for me too? The floorplan is similar with the unit in the living/dining room in the wall opposite the bedroom doors about 15 feet away.
Great video!
Thank you 😊 Glad you watched 👀 😊
Have a Blessed Day
The biggest hurdle i'm running into is sizing the output specifically because of temperature swings, for reference, my existing houses central unit is (best I can guess searching the model numbers i've found) a 3 ton AC and a 5 ton Propane Furnace, my goal is to heat and cool the basement independently of the upstairs for when the upstairs is vacant so I can shut off the central unit and save money over the cost of propane heating the whole house, but what i'm learning about mini-splits is that as temperature goes lower their efficiency drops and they end up putting out less BTU's losing upwards of like 37-38% of their BTU output as you approach the bottom end of their functioning temperature range, so I don't know if I should size the thing to be able to supply the cooling load I need (which isn't much in the basement, even on the hottest summer days the basement will never hit 80 degrees with ZERO AC of any kind) or size it for the worst case heating load when factoring in BTU loss with temperature drop.
Nice job Taddy❄️
Thanks 💯
I'm in the same situation right now. I'm nearing the completion of a mostly open post frame build and in my mindset I'm thinking a 18k single zone ahu at just over the main living space would be ample. I wish I could send you pics and get your input on my scenario....
Hey Taddy this is a great explanation of space I’m in New England and am in the process of doing a system in my home could you send me the chart or information on sizing thanks
Thanks, brother. Yes, of course. I can click the join button. Become a level, one member. I'll give you my email, and I'll send you the guide
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Tad i put 2 90k mini splits in a trailer 1 head in living room one in master bedroom. The bedroom was over heating when weather got mild. Samsung still runs hot refrigerant through the other heads even when satisfied for oil return purposes with fan on ultra low. I was able to talk to tech support and shut fan off with changing parameters but the next time i install a fjm with 1 head in a small room i will explain to customer about the over heating issue.when its - 3 out its great when it's 45 power small room head down. Great video and wise choice.
Hey Richard did you try the VRF coder and using that option code that is fan thermo off
It will close the vane and shut the indoor fan off when the set point reaches the setpoint temperature
Thank you for sharing your experience that helps me a lot
So glad you're here Richard
I don't think so.i called tech support they walked me through some parameters and stopped fan but vain was still open. I just started installing samsung a year ago so i still kind of learning about the logistics
Looks great. Can u make a video, about installing two or more heads. And how to wire both in.
Will do
Luv your stuff.
I do a lot of Samsung in NYC. Well, ductless and vrf all makes.
Im curious : Why not a static duct adding a few 8x8 supplies in the rooms for better distribution. Was the bottom line budget on this job, or you have another reason that flew over my head.
Mainly budget
Thank you for watching brother
foam insulation high perfomance home tight, less thermal loss.
I’m doing an 18000 BTU in my 1100sq ft slab on home in Minnesota.
I looking to get 2 and I was wanting to know how can I get air in the bathroom and the back.rooms i have a mobile home 3 rooms and 2 bathroom any tips will help
I joined and am looking for ideas for a Manufactured home with an open plan so looking at cooling about 2700 sq ft
At 1:30 you said the positive pressure from the head unit will force air under the door to the adjacent room. How can a fan from a ductless head unit create positive pressure in a room if the supply and return are equal in pressure at the unit.
You will have to excuse on this one I may have been drunk lol
I have a 30 by 40 insulated shop to drive-in doors six windows and three walk-in doors what size what many would I need it also has 12 ft ceiling
GREAT VIDEO. Thank You/
You are welcome!
Good job God Bless you
Thank you
Hey Tad , member here, love the channel, could you send me that mini split sizing guide por favor?
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Cool just sent you an email, let me know if you got it.
Hey, Nick. I got your email. I will be back in the office in the morning and I will send you all of my guides, my brother
Great videos, can I grab the sizing chart from you
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So I have 2bedroom 725sqft apartment and I was looking to get the 18000 BTU Dual Zone Mini Split Air Conditioner - Heat Pump - SENA/18HF/D due to me living in the Chicago area where it gets pretty cold. My plan is to mount one wall unit in the living room and one in in the kitchen because the two bedrooms are across from each so I’m wondering will that unit be enough or should I go to a higher btu
What size mimi split DYI 110v unit would I need for a 900 sq ft living room addition, with a vaulted celing. The room joins to the house with a central unit 3.5 ton which is in 1500 sq ft. The addition will have closed cell foam like the rest of the home.there is a an 8ft tall by 12ft long opening to the addition.
How much will it cost me to send you a floor plan , and have you tell me what size and where to place my units?
If I was spending all that money, I would want separate control in the bedroom.
What would that upgrade cost? 1% of the project?
everything looked really good.
For proper drainage on the outdoor unit, per most manufactures of mini splits, set up off of the plastic pad a little bit.
Also, don't forget to silicone (clear) around the indoor unit perimeter, to prevent dirty air from entering. Its easy to cut with a razor blade if cleaning unit in the future.
Thank you
That is so helpful
You are awesome
I hope you're having a good day
Starting PM's. No cool calls starting soon. Keep the videoes coming. Lic contractor here in ky
What if I want each room in the home to be a different temp. Say I have a roommate that wants their room 20°F warmer than I want my room. Rooms are at different ends of the home? I live in a trailer.
then you would need more indoor air handlers
I have a 1000sq ft barndo with 2 bedrooms 1 bath. Is the 2” door gap enough airflow? Maybe not here in texas.
yes absolutely
also check out my latest barndo video
And another question... How do you connect and hide lineset in that rough in box? Thanks
Subscribed. I have a question. I have a 3000 Sq ft Cape Cod in KY. Fortunately it was built with 2 Central systems. One for the upstairs and one for the main floor and basement. Unfortunately when I bought the house all the equipment was trash. I have already replaced the downstairs unit with a properly sized 2.5 ton central unit with propane furnace. The upstairs is my problem. Currently the upstairs has no heat but is easily heated by convection in the winter via my downstairs furnace and wood burner. During summer I run 8000BTU window units in the 2 bedroom dormers. The third dormer window is in the center and has no unit. That area is slightly warmer than the bedrooms but is tolerable since it contains the stairs and a open balcony to the first floor. The old furnace and ducts are in the attic. I DO NOT want to install a central air handler in the attic again. I would prefer to get the ducts out of the attic as well but this is impossible due to the layout. I am considering 2 options. One - new central unit and ductwork (old duct is flex and complete crap). Air handler would be moved to large bonus room over garage at one end of house. New ducts would be spray foamed and buried. Two - install some type of ductless system. All 4 areas are large 250-300sq ft but since it is upstairs and the rooms are not open to each other I would need a head in each room I would assume. What are your thoughts on my problem? Would the difficulty and cost of installing so many ductless units in an existing home outweigh the benefits?
Costs for installing a Mini split versus a unit and duck work is about the same
Mini splits are super efficient so if there's a way to conceal all the piping and make it look nice I would go with mini splits but really just depends on the layout of your project
For me to give you advice on this I need pictures I need more detail
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Is it better to leave my mini split running 24/7 or only turn on when neet
better to leave running
@@TaddyDigest won’t that be more stress on the equipment
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Hey tad can you please send me a calculator form on how to figure what unit I need.
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Shouldn’t that Heat pump be on a stand ? Also I subscribed I like the video
Hey Tad. Thanks for another great video.🙏 The only thing I didnt understand how are you going to cool the bedroom with doors shut (even with the 2 in gap under the door) if there is no return in the room. Especially if the room is on the south side 🤔 Do you really get it cooled? Thanks
Good question I have another video coming up that will help answer this
@@TaddyDigest where is the video
I wanted to ask about to size some apartments Ted ,how can I reach to you
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I’ve got a 1700 sq ft 3 bed 2 bath. 1000 on open area main level and 700 upstairs for bedrooms. We’re doing a major remodel in a year and need something temporary until we know exact layout on the remodel. I was thinking of putting a 1500 sq ft Mr. Cool on the main and cross my fingers that the heat works it’s way upstairs…any ideas? Vancouver, WA
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Was wondering if I can get that sizing chart I have a 1240sqft home mainly open floor plan the two bedrooms are the hardest to keep cool … was thinking about a single unit in the hall way near the two bedrooms and would blow down the hall to the open floor plan of the house
Sounds like a pretty good idea
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Hi Tad! What would I need for a 16'x60' with open center 16'x26' with a 12'x16' bedroom on one end and a 22'x16' sewing room/pantry/laundry on the other end, please? Or possibly a 16'x50' same concept but 12x16 bed/bath on each end?
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@@TaddyDigest Does it cost to join, Tad? I've never joined anything on RUclips.
Yes it cost two dollars
I also have a video on mini split sizing and it's a members only video level three
It's on my playlist members only videos
That videos twenty five dollars
I installed a Rheem 3-ton multi-zone with electronic TXV. My apprentice opened up service valve and ran to his mommy as R410 sprayed out from 1/4" line flar nut. I heard loud hissing and ran out turn off valve. I tighten nut. Deep down I knew the only way I would know charge was good on a 52 degree was to weighj it in. I still dont charge any HP in heat mode cause I struggle. .Had 6lbs to go and it ran for 5 second and shut off. The error code was flashing low refergerant. So tried to locate low pressure switch. No high or low switch at all, so recoverd 2lbs micron down to 350. Weighed in 4lbs out of 11 wouldn't take refrigerant with compressor off Was about to force it in with recovery.
I tried to reset code to get compressor on to force in R410a.1 hour scratching bald head. Then it dawned to me....a ray of light hit my right cheek...Service Manuel I should read it. Going against protocol opened u book and it was telling me to use a cyclopoid magnet. Ya know the over priced cyclopoid magnet to help free stuck reversing valve.
Sure as s*** the magnet reset TXV and error code
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That is pretty good idea 💡
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I’ve been told houses don’t need to breath but I’m looking at mini splits in a 4,000 new construction home. 2000 basement and 2000 ground floor. If I use closed cell spray foam and mini splits should I worry about indoor air pollution or am I good? Do I need an ERV or HRV or will a large plug in stand alone dehumidifier be ok. Do I actually need to bring fresh filtered air into the house and old stale air out? Should I worry about Radon in the house
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Subbed as well. Do you add controllers (ie thermostats) for your in-room unit? My occupants are a wide mix of heights and I was thinking of adding temp controllers instead of just letting the front of the unit serve as a controller. I did not see one on this video, but would like to know if there are choices to consider there (ie Wifi, power, types of controls, etc). Thank you for your work!
Hey Chris
This model of indoor unit comes with Wi-Fi and you can use your app with smart things
Also you can add a wired controller and put it wherever you want in the room
Or you can do a wireless remote
@@TaddyDigest the remote only has a downside when you're leasing... but the app idea rocks. My wifi plan allows for in-room devices to be controlled by apps without hitting other room wifis. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank You Chris 😊
Good video, I still think celling units are way more artactive.
What was your heat gain calculation?
I didn't do A J load on this building
But when I do I use wrightsoft
Cuz if I was putting a mini split in and it was going to run off 230volts I would just tell the person they make them with two heads three heads and I think they even go up to four now you don't have to turn them on unless you absolutely need them but we could install them and just put them in the house everywhere and if you don't feel like you need to run them don't turn them on but say one day in the summer it's 120° out you might need another head you might need another unit up there to turn on
Good Idea
Why couldn’t you put in a small ducted unit in the attic, then you could of dropped supplies in each room. Just curious.
cheaper and easier to do the wall mount
If you're installing a mini split already and it's going to be a 200 volt why don't you just put one with one with two or three heads on it or put like a quad and then the One mini split does it all and you got multiple heads everywhere that way you know for sure if you need it you don't have to turn them on but they're there you can turn them on if needed
Cost
I guess you must be in Alaska or somewhere where it doesn’t get real hot ! If you’re in Arizona wherever it gets over 115 that wouldn’t work!
Tennessee
I have a studio type of room a lot of light bulbs room sizes 10 by 11 height is 8 feet The contractor is telling me I need 9000 BTU because of the lightbulbs and I believe the 9000 BTU is going to be just too much I’m kinda confused, can you please help I have a bedroom size with attached bathroom bedroom sizes 13 by12 height is 10 feet bathroom size attaches 9by 12 Height of the bathroom 8 feet he recommend 9000 BTU it’s on the second floor the studio is on the ground floor two-story family house rest of the house. I’m OK there’s also a small bedroom on the second floor facing the sun. That’s pretty hot in the summer same size as studio how many BTU, I can do it there can you please help thanks.
I have almost the exact same situation/size/issue.
And I'm not saying anything bad by what you're doing I understand what you're up to and what you're trying to do for a person and maybe they don't have the extra money to spend I understand that too I've just been looking into him and I know they make them in 110 volts and 208 volts and I was just thinking one day if you were going to put one in your house and you can buy one with two or three heads you might as well just put them in and then you would have extra if you absolutely needed it or if like one room was just a little hot and you had some family over something you could turn it on too
I get what your saying
One head, one outdoor unit = very simple and very cost effective
Punctuation please
home performance
Where is this “house“ located? If I tried to do any of the stuff to my garage in my area (converted to a living unit, adding bedrooms, etc.) I’d probably be sent to jail.
This is in tennessee
.5 half a mini- split 👊
Let's be honest it's not about what works it's about what sells for the smallest investment possible.
I guess if the person living there doesn’t mind sleeping with his bedroom door open every night it works.
I realize it isn't the point of this video but what a bleak looking building.