Elitech SVP-7 Vacuum Pump During Commissioning of Bosch IDS 2.0 2 ton Heat Pump System @Elitech
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2021
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Enjoy the videos Mr. Pipes! The only constructive criticism I can offer is it looks like Godzilla cut the ground off the romex and landed the neutral on the ground lug. The neutral should of been capped off as it’s not needed. The only place where neutral and ground should be tied together is at the first means of disconnect like the main electrical panel. Just a sparky flexing what little I know lol got haha.
White wire is the one you can't change,NEC allows you to designate load wires but not the white neutral! So you can't for instance put a green band on a white wire to make it a ground!
The oil will drain faster if you remove the fill cap also while draining. That's very similar to my JB vac. Great video senor pipes. Keep it up. 💯
That vacuum pump looks like a Robinair, with new electronics. It would probably drain faster if you took the fill cap off.
I am 62 years old. I am old school good micron gauge, vacum hoses and yellow jacket vacum pump. To much stuff on that thing to go wrong with it. The one I use is 21 years old and can still pull down to 200 microns on clean system and 50 microns on a service test
Elitech…great features for the price…I like it and I love your style!
"No recalls here” we call em callbacks here up in Boston
Absolutely ! We Say Callbacks here in the North Shore.... I responded to about 1357 No Something Calls from September last year to date , "Manager" service technician quit in mid August of last year... i've only had four things that a kick my ass, within those four things I probably have 10 callbacks... my saying here is " Please take your time do it right, make it safe and make sure it's reliable and you might see your bed tonight." honestly the last month has kicked my ass half my shit has come from it! on the bright side I'm service manager now with a brand new truck🤙🏼...
I think this very much fits in with Mikey pipes MO !
How this guy is wearing metal jewelry while working is blowing my mind.
I wear gold. Usually about a pound at all times.
You were correct about the micron gauges and your bluvac was actually the true micron measurement of the entire system and line set because it was placed on the liquid line . I look at it like the liquid port is the very end of the line if u r pulling vac from the suction port side .
I like the vids, just ordered the Elitech manifold, vac pump and scale direct from Elitech through your link, got the $30 off also 👍🏼. My old Imperial digital manifold was getting a bit tired.
That Neutral is going back to the main panel and used as a ground I would assume. And the ground I would assume was not used at the main panel or the disconnect. The neutral should have been taken out of the picture period. It will work, however the ground is there use it. This is just so you know, at a MAIN PANEL you can tie in neutral and ground into the same bar that is called BONDING. If you start adding sub panels, disconnects for what ever reason. You have to add a second grounding bar and keep your grounds and neutral separate. Also if that would have been ran in 3 wire we would not be talking about this.
I think that you need to drain that pump right after you use it while the oil is still warm for it to drain faster! Great pump but like anything else new to the market improvements are needed and that is why you are reviewing it to help out the company to improve their product and in turn they're helping you by sponsoring you! I think that you and Godzilla would benefit from using the yellow handled Klein wire stripper with the spring loaded handles! It has wire stripper gauges and a wire cutters in the center and a wire plier with grips on the end a very high quality tool that will make the job much easier and do a better job no partially cutting the wire it's self while you are stripping the insulation off! Those Bosch units are very high quality! Your customer will be happy! That connector on the Romex going thru the disconnect box is called a strain releif ! Great video you are very professional and have a great work ethic always doing your absolute best for your customers!
Pretty cool little pump
Next time try Turn the pump off and let the lines equalize for accurate micron reading... sensor on the pump is gonna be lower since closest to the pump than ur bluvac... nice install 🤘🤘🇺🇸👍
Excellent practical demo
"if you aint testin, youre guessin" "if you aint suckin, youre duckin"
Grounding wire must be at least 1" longer than the other wires. Depending of the grounding terminals placement the grounding wire might need to be even longer. Grounding wire must be installed so, that it is the last wire to get loose when there is unexpected pull on the cable. Using cable strain reliefs won't change this requirement.
You can use whatever wire you want for grounding. Wire used for grounding must be marked as such on its both ends if you are using other than the default grounding wire. You can use for example green tape to marking it. If local code reguest using yellow-green for grounding, then use yellow-green tape instead.
You must not use the default grounding wire to anything else than grounding!
It's a good practice to not cut wires (and cables) short. If there is room in the wiring space to neatly fold wires then don't shorten them more than needed. It'll make future modifications so much easier if they are long. Don't cut unnecessary wires off because they might be needed later. Instead tape or cap unnecessary wire ends.
Not all cables in all situations are extendable!
Thanks for the video bc I got one too so will be using a vacuum gauge on it since it ain’t accurate bc of placement of it
it's a vacuum break for when you're changing the oil... it's in the back of the worm gear rather than the front so it makes it oil drain out twice as fast I guess...
Knockouts suck. They always want to come out bigger than what you want
@@PipeDoctor that why the give you the extra bushings with the whips, to fill the way too big hole!
I had a question about this vacuum pump. I just watched the video. Is the vacuum sensor removable and able to be extended? To be able to reach the opposite side of a split system. To more accurately measure when pulling a vacuum?
Enjoy the videos. I gave ya a shout out to supplyhouse.com saying that i heard about them from you. Hopefully they will wake up and give a sponsorship. Little tip that it took me way too long to realize, I saw you fighting with that disconnect cover while godzilla was wiring it. Those covers are just hooked over a dimple and will slide off if you lift up on them to get the hell out of the way while you are wiring it. Unless that brand is different than the ones I'm used to. And also a little pet peeve of mine. I like to run the tstat wire in some scrap of conduit. It saves the trouble shooting with low voltage shorts due to someone getting carried away with the weed wacker. Love the videos guys keep it up.
On the disconnect side I like to install one that has surge suppression feature.
Honestly in the past I have tried to steer clear of elitech tools like this. I may be wrong but I was pretty sure they were in the business of basically re-branding Chinese tools and then selling them as their own kinda Like Robinair. I believe they did it with a couple leak detectors.
I mean if you go off the differential between the two micron gauges you could use the micron gauge on the pump. You would just know that at 121 at the pump is actually 320 at the port. So you could set the pump to shut off once it reaches 100 micron which would be 300 micron at the valve. If you set that pump up to shut off on its own it has a solenoid to shut itself off and it will do its own decay test.
yeah, i guess
Maybe that cap is the gas ballast open it to pull down faster in the beginning so you don’t pull most of the moisture threw the oil
When draining the oil try taking off the oil filler cap to break the vacuum so it may drain faster.
Is the red cap a gas ballast?
new subscriber. i agree on that micron gauge point. i have seen a lot of older dudes not test with micron gauge?!... or wait to see what it does after.. i love that heavy robinair 8 cfm one cause it's cheap and it really really sucks!!!! mine's beat to hell but still works great after using almost daily for maybe 2 years now... i use a wheeled telescopic handled case for it with other vacuum gear cause it is heavy
Godzilla cringe worthy on the wiring. But your with Mike you will learn the correct way you're in good hands
Field piece VP85 and true blue hoses you’ll say wish I had this 20 years ago........
Wow that is very high definition what camera do you use?
PA Pascels.
NOUN
the SI unit of pressure, equal to one newton per square metre (approximately 0.000145 pounds per square inch, or 9.9 × 10−6 atmospheres).
I been had Elitech gauges for a while now, i have 2 sets of their digitsl manifold gauges, they are bluetooth and have a nice app, way cheaper than other name brands, i have about 20 diff gauges and i always pick the Elitech over the name brands thst i have. I also have their bluetooth wireless scale which is awesome and their micron gauges thats good too. Been looking at the vac pump, you can get almost all of their profucts on ebay and can negotiate prices with them, better thsn buying from them off of amazon. They have great customer service, i broke 2 of my temp clamps, messaged them, they semt me 2 for free and got them in 2 days
Bosch unit looks like a good unit.
I like the Bosch. In some cases they don't dehumidify very well
I expect that the drain would have drained faster with the fill cap off?
Is the drain screw worth the price point......and opp's I dropped my drain screw, where did it go..... need heaps of spares as I'm sure I would drop that sucker. needs some screw captioning/easier serviceable device. only problem is to modify that model something would have to stick out with chance of breaking off?
What other options did it have in the vacuum and time tabs?
Could the vacuum gauge be extended/socketed and used remotely at the more useful location. (It looked like the pump has its own vacuum decay test)
Is that red cap a second vacuum point, just cheaper so not added secondary port?
Looks like a great unit once the little things be fixed....
Hey, what is the Pa? Yes, familiar with microns, not so with Pascal of absolute pressure...
Hey Mike, are you using a 4K Cam for your video’s now? The Video is popping!🤩
is the red cap a gas ballast vent
Go to electrical supply house pick up some reducing washer for 1/2 and 3/4 connector. This way if 3/4 ko break off. Just put reducing washer on back in business.
I'm thinking the red thing is to enable 2nd stage
Nice, if i do a pre charged mini split with only a 20 foot line set is it really plug and play ? Whats the advantage of a traditional line set ? God Bless Mike & Zilla
They don't make a pre charged lineset that I'm aware of. At some location you have to have a connection. Your doing a disservice if you don't pull a vac. You also don't know if your fittings attached are leaking.
I re-wired my whole house , and I prefer smooth curves and clean looking wiring in my service panel.
The lock ring is actually called a lock nut.
Maybe the red plug is for checking the oil level
Color touch screen display.. I dunno.. seem too fragile a thing. Will be scratched up pretty quick. Your right a single quarter inch fitting on a 7cfm...
The only way you learn is to do it yourself let him do it then after Ofer suggestions on how you would do it better
Pa = Pascal. It is the derived unit of measure for pressure in the SI system.
@@PipeDoctor I'm sure you've seen it before because many pressure gauges read in PSI and kPa (kilopascal or 1000 pascal).
Overkill but pretty cool 👍
the oil bottles they gave you were 22 oz. you just jumped the gun a tiny bit. oil takes forever to accumulate in the cold. I've overfilled so many times in my past cause of this lol
How long this pump last? Is it still in service?
why would there be a neutral on an heatpump circuit?
Could it possibly be for a 120v crank case heater or other 120v control circuit? If not i would tape it with green electrical tape on both ends and land it as ground on the proper bars.
When the apprentice mounted my new disconnect to the wall, he drove a screw into the supply wire inside the wall, which we found as soon as we closed the breaker! 😂😂😂. Had to pull new wire. Guys were not happy. I said thank god it wasn’t a water line 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
My refrigerant guru taught me get the device(reliable reputable and calibrated micron gauge) measuring the actual vacuum as far away from the pump as possible ! I can see all kinds of problems with this thing Pulling your first vacuum in adverse weather ! I love my fieldpiece digital gauges! I wouldn't use this thing to save my fucking life!
went to a ladys house once not cooling.. it was a carrier 2& 1/2 ton. she was using the top of the outdoor unit to keep her 100 foot garden hose coiled up... 😂 had an exploded 35/5 cap.. it sure kept the hose clean 👍 another guy built a nice fully sealed box around his to keep it clean and dust free.. a trane 5 ton unit.. there went a 60mfd cap. 👍 people are awesome. i was busy all day once doing that.. some kids went house to house stealing the pullouts.. kids 🏃🏡
ive not had such a nice vacuum pump.. started out using old fridge compressors to do that. took forever hookup go to lunch done after stuff.. lol. i dont do much these days. and i never just dumped oil into the dirt. my stuff is older basic need to figure out subcool & superheat but i like old stuff better. dont want my brain going biden on me 👴
Ill stick with my yellow jacket super evac, and yellow jacket titan gauges, with my 3/8 vacuum hose.
The red cap may be a gas ballast
Godzilla you need the automatic wire stripes.
Hey it’s me leaky pipes
PA = Pascels unit of measure
What do you still pump
No shortcuts for Mr. Pipes!
I’m not sure about the pump.
Think it’s time for a new insulated screw driver mr Mikey pipes
I hate those prepaid whips!! Especially when it's cold out.
Pro tip! Just take the cover off it🤣
Long Roads' been down the road!!!!!!
Nice install. You don’t need the neutral with 220 equip. You do need the ground tho
He is using Neutral as ground. Both are bonded in the main panel anyway.
That wouldn't pass an inspection though, that lug isn't a neutral lug, it's a grounding lug. If both are terminated at the service, cap the neutral as unused and terminate the actual ground wire.
Why is Godzilla using the cutting portion of his needle nose when all those little holes on his needle nose are for stripping wire?
@@PipeDoctor of course, it's the only way really. The stripper holes will make it easier, and he won't risk gouging the copper with those bear claws he calls hands. 😎 he's on the right track.
My wife says she's going to divorce me because she loves Godzilla!!!! I can't get her off this channel. WTH
Bluetooth on your phone?
@@PipeDoctor you said you were going to show it to us...:)
Remove the vent cap and the oil will drain faster, just sayin...and not breaking balls, but after scratching my cornea doing some wiring, all I can say is wear your safety glasses...
Godzilla Steven, wear Safety Glasses while doing electrical, if by chance you slip to power or short , sparks entering your eye will damage your vision or blind you, Be Safe
Nice little pump... Definitely better then a harbor freight China junk I seen others using 🤣
Good job Godzilla
Pa is pascals
The oil will drain faster if he would have took off that cap that you remove before you pull a vacuum.
Evening
@@PipeDoctor lol I just happen to be online looking around and you popped up hah. Thanks for the stickers again they are cool as hell 👍👍
@@Joe_HamRadioGuy can I ask where your from?
Are you working for bosh
@@PipeDoctor ok
Sup
JB or YJ
Wow sticks a white wire to ground instead of ground better yet just throw a wire nut on it.
I have a picture of the greatest furnace install if you wanna see it, I’ll email it to you and you can share it
@@TheLuckyman7726 mike@pipedoc.net
@@PipeDoctor I sent you an email.
It is the type of shit I run into
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The red plug maybe a gas ballast valve🤔
Stay safe.🥃🍺🏌
Retired keyboard super tech.
Wear your safety glasses.
Saint mike I sent you an email
Am I the only one? All I see is a green screen!
Mikey , nobody likes to be told how to do their JOB ,eat wrench.
I dont like that vacuum pump. The display is too faint and it will fail In high temps. Plus the drain hole is WAY too small...it only pulled down fast cause it was a new system and new lineset...at least its 7cfm and a dual stage though...
@@PipeDoctor I need to respect your opinions and thoughts or you respect my opinions and thoughts? Cause if it's the first most all of the things I criticized you also criticized...
@@PipeDoctor ok lol. Hard to tell online sometimes...all good my apologies
First. Where’s my propress?
Sorry I beat you 🤣
Men you wrong oh my god
you over filled it not them
Such a bad drain plug design for the oil
The red cap is most likely the gas ballast your supposed to open it until you get to 1500 microns helps to save the oil . The vp85 has one also it's just a switch
That micron gauge on the pump is just for decay testing it's to close to the pump
I was wondering about that, also could you just close off your valves and shut down the pump and the micron sensors would equalize?
Vacuum of 500 microns is a complete pump-down. "BELOW IS JUST FOR SHOW", should be your new slogan. Anything below 500 microns is 'not significant' and unimportant. Read for yourself: www.jbind.com/pdf/Pump%20Presentation%20Pump%20and%20DV.pdf
Also, Mike, you should use a metal line for vacuuming. Avoid oil contamination of the sensor in your micron gauge and use the same size hose (inside diameter) as the port on the unit. Changing oil regularly in your vacuum pump is essential to good performance. A new pump with new oil will work better than an old pump with old oil. You saw the speed this one performed. Just remember the accuracy of the micron gauge's sensor is a factor of how clean it is. The sensor is affected by temperature and cleanliness. Extreme temperature can affect micron gauge accuracy and give you bogus readings.
If we are being technical, anything below a few thousand isn't significant as long as its holding.
pa=pascals
It was probly accurate because the thermistor was at the closest to the suction vanes that's also why you don't put a tee or put the micron gauge on the SAME LINE THE VACUUM PUMP IS HOOKED UP TO that said the super duper vacuum guys have both hoses hooked up.😂
What's the rush if the system is tight it will pull quickly.
Now IMO that pump is over kill for no reason.
You young guns may love it but for me?
KISS 😅🏌🍇🍺🍺🍺🥃🤣🤣😆🤣😆
Stay safe.
Retired keyboard super tech.
Wear your safety glasses.
@@PipeDoctor Mikey
Put that micron gauge on the other line totally separate from the line the vacuum pump is on???
If it's on the suction line put it on the liquid line.
If it's on the liquid line put the gauge on the suction line when you isolate you don't have to wait long for a leak it's the whole syStem !
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Just say'n.
Stay safe.
Retired keyboard super tech.
Wear your safety glasses.
@@PipeDoctor was the red plug a ballast plug?
@@PipeDoctor if you put a straw in a cup of water and put a tee at or near the top of the waterline where do you think the strongest reading will be ?
Just
Like
The
Thermistor
Reading
On
That
Super
Needy
Vacuum
Pump.
🏌🍇🥃🥃🤔🍺🍺🥃
Stay safe young man.
Retired keyboard super tech.
Wear your safety glasses.
@@PipeDoctor extremely oversized. I use a 2cfm Navac with the Accu Tools smurf boner and it pulls down as fast as my 6cfm Robinair.
Very agonizing..he doesnt use his left thumb for leverage to push strippers, to strip wire..i guess he was learning
Nice & again hose is useless, it still goes down to a 1/4in
@@PipeDoctor nice to see someone actually agree because everyone disagrees all the time, & me & anorher colleague done a race on same exact equipment rtu same exact pump with absolutely no difference, for what ever reason there were times i pulled it down quicker
I love your video but don't sell out u never used that vacuum pump be real .... get money but the right way that pump look like some Harper freight shit if u use it and u stand behind it ok . But I don't think u had enough time to back it correct. I might be wrong pump might be good I'm just saying
I wouldn’t buy it. We know measuring vacuum at the pump is a mistake, and the 1/4” port means id never use it. Skip the bells and whistles, and just make a superior pump.
the 1/4 is a deal breaker for commercial, should also have a 3/8 at minimum. I was trying to get a closer look and see if it would be possible to change the fittings out or add an adapter. 1/4 isn't a big deal with the system he's doing but anything over 5 tons should really be done with 3/8 or more.
That wannabe fancy ass BS pump... any water proof or resistant capabilities that u read by chance?? Them dummies shouldve put at least a 3/8” fitting on that pump.
it looks like a giant piece of shit just saying🙌🏼🤙🏼
Junk for sure