Because of yours and Mikey pipes videos I have been recommending Bosch above any standard ac or hp applications love the work you guys do and would be excited to network with you guys sometime
@@aaronnolt8723 reach out! My contacts are in my bio, and you can join the Mikey pipes WhatsApp chat we’re both on there. Or reach out our the office and ask to speak to either of us.
Nice job young man. Im a 44 yr old fellow whose been doing HVAC for 26 years now and its very promising to see that at least some of the next generation is knowledgeable and not afraid to put in the extra effort to do a quality install. Unfortunately around my parts that is the exception and not the rule. wish i could have one like you on our install crew.
Nice job! Love the channel my guy!! Glad to see another person opening the liquid line first, I like to do the liquid line first because that’s how refrigerant flows and I want to avoid damaging things like the txv. I always pressurize a system through the liquid line slowly. Manuals state to open the liquid line first. You’re awesome man!!
I have said for years,that min 7 wire t-stat wire should be code ! Just finished a job ,that ony had 3 wires,so had to fish new ones. Also should not be allowed to cross stud bays! Thx for the video
Love your video. Very thorough and your work looks great! FYI, the Bosch IDS systems (and all heat pumps and ACs) still have compressors. The inverter is a device which changes DC (not you) power to AC. The inverter supplies the power to the compressor (thus an inverter-driven compressor).
Been watching your videos and I'm impressed with your level of knowledge and skill at such a young age. Also your commitment to excellence is going to serve you well in your career. How did you get your training?
wifi thermastat is expensive but works great in situations where its hard to re run wire! also no vent after ptrap? it will drain hard and build up algae over time! good video
Cannot possibly fathom how you can do anything better than this Daniel 🏆🏆. Fantastic work, brazing too. And good job Peter also 👍 BTW, you’re missing some hair on your upper lip 😂
I just converted a oil forced hot air /ac system in Martha'svineyard Island man haha yea should have seen what i had to do to build duck work to connect new to old i was really surprised the mr cool system controls fan at thermostat . An its only 2 wire for heat and air and im way far away and can monitor and control .its pretty insane the technology you can hook so much shit up to these new units .we will see how long it lasts
Hey Daniel, when you screw through the pan, do you have to caulk that I’m assuming with a thermistor wire drilling a hole big cat matt soft an alarm for quiet storm large and in charge big and beautiful 2 pounds of gold, Mikey
@@DCHVAC Upon your recommendation I bought it (I'm poor and it was really expensive so it was a big leap) was delivered yesterday. BRO. I did a system today and where the hell was this thing all my life lol. It's amazing!
@@PipeDoctor it's always best practice to flush line set. It will get out all contaminants. How is flushing or should a pig through it and never had a problem yet. Once didn't clean the line set and had many issues.
@@osvaldomcs1213how do you flush out the flush? I'm being serious. I can't get all the fluid out afterwards. You'd need an air supply with at least a 7/8 inside diameter hose.
Many brands are going to that, including Goodman, York, carrier, Trane. I work on Goodman more than anything and I hate those boards. They are making me want to quit, however it will end most of the fly by the night companies and diy repairs.
Never mention how many times you add charge. According to the law once you know there’s a leak, leak needs to be repaired. If there’s an inspector watching this, you could get reported. Good work on the install!!
Technology must not ALWAYS be embraced due to circumstance. It should be, through mutual respect with design and application in-mind. Abhorrent technology exists, ten fold now as compared to a couple decades ago... Technology is often added with little regard to end users, using coin phrases like efficiency, or adaptability. In the end, most tech is E waste. End users shovel money hand over fist when it fails. More-so they bend over with the availability times for such tech parts. PSC and shaded-pole motors are still tech, but are environmentally friendlier (Not considering power usage mind you). They are also readily available. The IDS is a neat machine. However... How readily available are all its parts? We must not forget that all technology shouldn't be inherently cherished or good. Do you want to wait in the heat or cold for esoteric, proprietary tech parts? Do you want to pay for a machine that may be discontinued, or obsolete at the drop of someone else's hat? Things to consider in full prior to pledging allegiance to random tech pushed by someone else
Great install 👍🏽
Thanks 👍
Because of yours and Mikey pipes videos I have been recommending Bosch above any standard ac or hp applications love the work you guys do and would be excited to network with you guys sometime
@@aaronnolt8723 reach out! My contacts are in my bio, and you can join the Mikey pipes WhatsApp chat we’re both on there. Or reach out our the office and ask to speak to either of us.
Nice job young man. Im a 44 yr old fellow whose been doing HVAC for 26 years now and its very promising to see that at least some of the next generation is knowledgeable and not afraid to put in the extra effort to do a quality install. Unfortunately around my parts that is the exception and not the rule. wish i could have one like you on our install crew.
Great job! Great attention to details and documentation!
Looks good! Would recommend putting the scale on the ground when charging, restricting airflow on the condenser will raise subcooling
Nice job! Love the channel my guy!! Glad to see another person opening the liquid line first, I like to do the liquid line first because that’s how refrigerant flows and I want to avoid damaging things like the txv. I always pressurize a system through the liquid line slowly. Manuals state to open the liquid line first. You’re awesome man!!
It’s a heat pump system so refrigerant flows in either direction.
That house call pro is sweet thanks for sharing nice job happy to see you’re posting again
Thanks for Posting again. Nice Install for you and Peter. 👍🙏
Thanks 👍
Great video job well done as always.
Thanks again!
That was some clean brazing Daniel 🔥 nice to see some videos coming from ya
I have said for years,that min 7 wire t-stat wire should be code ! Just finished a job ,that ony had 3 wires,so had to fish new ones. Also should not be allowed to cross stud bays! Thx for the video
Love your video. Very thorough and your work looks great! FYI, the Bosch IDS systems (and all heat pumps and ACs) still have compressors. The inverter is a device which changes DC (not you) power to AC. The inverter supplies the power to the compressor (thus an inverter-driven compressor).
Great video. I'm installing my first Bosch system saturated. Keep it up. Thanks.
Been watching your videos and I'm impressed with your level of knowledge and skill at such a young age. Also your commitment to excellence is going to serve you well in your career. How did you get your training?
Great job!! clean, professional work.
Subscribed!!! You are going to have a prosperous career, keep it up man
Another good install as always.
Very nice install.
Thanks!
Nice install guys 💪
Keep up the good work 👏
Miss doing residential
Now doing commercial and industrial hvacr
Good job boys
wifi thermastat is expensive but works great in situations where its hard to re run wire! also no vent after ptrap? it will drain hard and build up algae over time! good video
Great point!
Cannot possibly fathom how you can do anything better than this Daniel 🏆🏆. Fantastic work, brazing too. And good job Peter also 👍
BTW, you’re missing some hair on your upper lip 😂
i ended up swapping from my trublu valve core removal tools back to appion. they just offer better access to rebuilding them.
Yea I think I’m gonna try the new NAVAC. I don’t like the appion because they leak
Ever have solder spit? SAFETY GLASSES ALWAYS!!!
@@goaski474 safety squints
Love that vacuum technology. Does it save every successful vacuum you make to upload to each job file? Is that a field piece product?
Housecall Pro is great!
Good Job Daniel, Keep up the good work. Smash that Like button for Daniel and Peter. Smash it!!! Hay Scott M.
Good job
Thanks
I just converted a oil forced hot air /ac system in Martha'svineyard Island man haha yea should have seen what i had to do to build duck work to connect new to old i was really surprised the mr cool system controls fan at thermostat . An its only 2 wire for heat and air and im way far away and can monitor and control .its pretty insane the technology you can hook so much shit up to these new units .we will see how long it lasts
That sounds like a fun project.
Dan & Peter will be starting their own business one day!
What about just changing the A coil since that was leaking?
compressor was sounding like shit lately, not worth the risk - plus we are 1/2 way towards a heat pump house for MASSIVE electrification rebates
Hey Daniel, when you screw through the pan, do you have to caulk that I’m assuming with a thermistor wire drilling a hole big cat matt soft an alarm for quiet storm large and in charge big and beautiful 2 pounds of gold, Mikey
The pan is the pan for vertical installation, so it plays no factor whether it’s sealed or not.
@@DCHVAC oh, OK dan sorry I didn’t realize that I feel like an idiot now
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Your bossman Mikey Pipes seems an arrogant ass sometimes but if he taught you than i guess hats off to him. Did a hell of a job with you guys
Try to weld with b tank homie
You could make a fake customer using the shop address to show more features in housecall Pro...
Do housecallpro require for contractors license my friend?
@@tatran7169 No
I’d rather have a mini split style condensing unit with this type of air handler set up.
first comment, ground control to major tom, ground control to major tom, ground control to major tom....
What's that nitrogen regulator? I'm in need of a quality regulator. I bought off amazon that was 60$ and it, and it's following replacement failed.
Victor edge series 2.0 is the best
@@DCHVAC Upon your recommendation I bought it (I'm poor and it was really expensive so it was a big leap) was delivered yesterday. BRO. I did a system today and where the hell was this thing all my life lol. It's amazing!
#1🎉😂
Wow you don't flush the old line set.
no, why? UV dye?
@@PipeDoctor it's always best practice to flush line set. It will get out all contaminants. How is flushing or should a pig through it and never had a problem yet. Once didn't clean the line set and had many issues.
@@osvaldomcs1213how do you flush out the flush? I'm being serious. I can't get all the fluid out afterwards. You'd need an air supply with at least a 7/8 inside diameter hose.
Getting navien vibes from these bosch boards, no way those last? Doesn’t look like it would survive a drop of water
Many brands are going to that, including Goodman, York, carrier, Trane. I work on Goodman more than anything and I hate those boards. They are making me want to quit, however it will end most of the fly by the night companies and diy repairs.
Does the price of $16550 include installation?
RUclips unsubscribed me 🤬
Never mention how many times you add charge. According to the law once you know there’s a leak, leak needs to be repaired. If there’s an inspector watching this, you could get reported. Good work on the install!!
@@joshr2828 only in the case of an appliance with a total charge of 50lbs or more is it necessary to fix the leak.
40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F under section 608 of the clean air act
You guys get nervous when your with mike. Looks like you know what to do
I think Daniel has more intelligence. When you have more intelligence than your boss, it can make an uncomfortable environment.
I’m so glad I don’t do residential
If you have a Million Plus Dollar house, 20+ lbs. of Refrigerant is Chump Change. 😬👍
Yeahhhhh but that’s deff not what they paid for that… like that’s not a million dollar anything in my world …. But I get it
You’d be surprised how tight all these millionaires are.
Wow looks like pure BS, Bosch, all the crap, electronics, I am lost for words.... why people have turned something so simple in to a nightmare....
Not a nightmare if you know what you’re looking at.
Technology must not ALWAYS be embraced due to circumstance. It should be, through mutual respect with design and application in-mind. Abhorrent technology exists, ten fold now as compared to a couple decades ago...
Technology is often added with little regard to end users, using coin phrases like efficiency, or adaptability. In the end, most tech is E waste. End users shovel money hand over fist when it fails. More-so they bend over with the availability times for such tech parts. PSC and shaded-pole motors are still tech, but are environmentally friendlier (Not considering power usage mind you). They are also readily available.
The IDS is a neat machine. However... How readily available are all its parts?
We must not forget that all technology shouldn't be inherently cherished or good. Do you want to wait in the heat or cold for esoteric, proprietary tech parts? Do you want to pay for a machine that may be discontinued, or obsolete at the drop of someone else's hat? Things to consider in full prior to pledging allegiance to random tech pushed by someone else
Parts are available everywhere for these where I live
@@DCHVAC Near me the CFM was 2 weeks out. SWFL. Customer was upset but I didn't sell them the R2D2 system.
How lazy not to run a new thermostat wire. Easy up the outside wall.
If you install Bosch it's trash. You're better off with a Goodman lol. If you really want to screw your client. 😂😂😂
you are trash! #LoveBosch
I prefer IDS 1.0 just because has Mitsubishi compressor
@@timrob0420 that would be an exact reason I wouldn’t want one