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I’m an electrician apprentice in LA brotha and you inspire me to do my own thing once I journey out. Great videos man.
I enjoy your content so much I’m
Not even in technical school yet and I already have an Amazon wish list and a list of stuff from true Tech that I would like to get. I think your tool loadouts are great especially that classic veto backpack
Tekmar makes a great wireless thermostat as well. Model number 564 I believe. Works if you have two un-compromised conductors in your existing wire to power the remote thermostat. Great user interface, too.
Changed three systems there a couple years ago it was a great time getting the condensers up on the roof
3 videos in a row! Love it!
Good stuff Zach my company is expanding it's self we just got a 10x16 shead for our shop to hold truck stock
Kinda funny that I just left a low volt short. Ended up being the high limit grounded to the cabinet. Nice work
Nice looking job as usual ... Thx for sharing ...
Been to Riverfront a bunch, last year they replaced the roof and pinched several refrigerant lines trying to move the condensers around.
I actually had a low voltage issue just this week. The auxiliary contactor for the heat strips had a bad coil and was breaking the 24 to the thermostat every time it tried to press in. It was a pain to find... 🙄
I don't know anything about Aprilaire stats but Redlink thermostats are like other Honeywell (now Resideo) products, well made and reliable. Maybe the models on the shelf at your supply house were limited but I can't believe that a Redlink thermostat wouldn't be available for whatever characteristics that system has.
Not that it matters but I have two Redlink thermostats of the 8000-series variety and they, two equipment interface modules and the internet gateway have been rock-solid for 6 years since being installed.
Great shop looks awesome
Could have ditched the red link for the Honeywell you wanted with WiFi. Mounted the stat in the air handler room and used the 2 wire you had available for a zone sensor in the space.
6 one way or half a dozen the other. Just a thought. Great video.
Probably could have cut cost some too.
DROD?
Oh geez , just watching your videos and didn’t know you reside in Nashville , I can tell by the Batman building lol. But anyways I am starting HVAC trade school soon at the TCAT in Murfreesboro and I’m really looking into doing this as a career . Any tips on a beginner like me when I enter the field . Thanks !
Nice stuff man
Man you're gonna have to drop vids more frequently if they're gonna be this short 😂👍🏾
Happy Thanksgiving
I've had a few Trane/AS air handler heat strip contactors burn up coils recently. They are using inferior parts nowadays. The older heat strip kits used bombproof relays that seldom went bad. I'm also seeing a lot of condenser contactors shorting out. It's too bad that they use crap parts and continue to raise equipment prices. Guess you just gotta roll with it...
Your work is pretty darn perfect looking.
Mr Perfect?
@@joeshearer1247 I would say that !
Hey man, this is a wild question, do you do out of state hvac installs of air conditioner and furnace?
When are you going to wrap and logo that van? Rolling billboard and free advertising!
I hate wifi t-stats. Nice video Zac
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You put it on the Supply plenum? Condensation getting inside the module?
Also a pro 8000w Honeywell does redlink and wifi
Man I want to do this but it just seens difficult compared to a warehouse job
Hi, Why is not hooked up the black cable? I installed that kind of machines. Never connect the black one
I know they are heat pumps
Honey prestige IAQ with router. Hook it up inside utility room. Wireless indoor room sensor in place of thermostat to control temperature. Boom, no wires
I’m a HVAC contractor staring a new business in Florida. I am very familiar with service titan and Quickbooks. Was wondering you recommended using service titan for a small HVAC business or what software do you use or recommend? Thanks
Service Titan is pretty awesome but expensive. Unless you have a need to track inventory then I would try Housecall Pro. It has its quirks but is a pretty solid and affordable software for billing, scheduling, dispatching and even has customer financing available.
Not true you can use a honeywell system that only uses 2 wires that goes to the thermostat and then an equipment module it also gives you supply and return sensors and outdoor stat just a little pricey
How much was that setup tstat.
I recognized that Trane unit. I just installed an identical split system. I was very disappointed in the quality of the A- cabinet structural integrity. Very cheap framing and their quality has gone down.
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I'll settle for second best comment lol. Great video!
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Kayak fisherman to ehh
Havent even finished the video, just wanted to be the first comment
understandable 🤝
Greed.
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Simp
Much impressed. Very wow.
Are you hiring?
Really don't like aprilaire white Rodgers to many problems with them
i took the day off cause im a bum
About the worst video you have ever done. You showed a tstat, a controller, and some low voltage wiring. Not the procedure to hook them up or connect to the internet. Not very useful for someone who wants to learn something.
@@josephfarrow2685 bruh 😂 you’re responding to someone’s comment?
You pimp too much products and we miss out on a lot of good information you have available
I'm just guessing that perhaps pulling some new t-stat wire would have been a lot quicker and easier than going to the store finding the right one going through the manuals setting it all up. Why not just pull new tstat wire?
Most likely can’t due to the structure and the way the current wire is ran, I use Honeywells wireless kit every time and never have to run new wire
Also doesn’t wanna rip up the walls either, and he’s probably 2-3 floors down
Wait , they had 3 wires from the stat?