INGENII MINI SPLIT ROUGH-IN BOX INSTALL FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION. ( GEN 2 BOX )

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @JasonCarter-gb9rk
    @JasonCarter-gb9rk 7 месяцев назад

    Chris, appreciate the review, glad to hear that our product worked for you! I designed the box to make installs better for our own ductless installs after dealing with frustrations from dealing with trade related damage and air leakage issues from the backing plates. I’m a 3rd generation HVAC contractor and just am trying to create products that helps my installers do a better job and protects our components during the construction process. Jason Carter, Ingenii President

    • @chrisb1899
      @chrisb1899  6 месяцев назад

      Jason, thanks for the comment. I really like your rough in box for the simplicity and versatile options during rough in. I hope to do a video with 100% completion also.
      I've been in HVAC for 30 years and love new products that make our jobs easier and cleaner. I'm glad to hear you guys are local also. I'm down in the Tacoma / Puyalluo area . And I think I bought your product at Johnstone if that matters. Take care, and thanks again.

  • @clintgray1623
    @clintgray1623 6 месяцев назад +1

    Let’s see the final result
    If 3/4 drain stops up, then the water runs down inside wall, not detected until wall is rotted out?

  • @ARIASPHIL123
    @ARIASPHIL123 Месяц назад

    Rough in box need to be install by Code ?

  • @ARIASPHIL123
    @ARIASPHIL123 Месяц назад

    Condensation line needs to be PVC pipe or can I use drain line the come with it

    • @chrisb1899
      @chrisb1899  Месяц назад

      The indoor unit comes with a drain line that I push down into the larger PVC I installed.

  • @marconantel7735
    @marconantel7735 26 дней назад

    How was it to finish up? We are looking for a similar solution that allows for easy access to the flare fittings.

    • @chrisb1899
      @chrisb1899  26 дней назад +1

      It was simple and clean. The box cover itself is held by a few plastic tabs that are needed a small reciprocal saw to cut out. A box knife didn't do as well as I hoped. But it left a LOT of room for flare fittings and pushing lineset back. Plus condensate line went in real smooth also.

    • @marconantel7735
      @marconantel7735 26 дней назад

      @@chrisb1899 thank you for the feedback!