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markos11
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Just got my 27,ooo BTU mitsubishi mr. slim minisplit.
I have zero hvac experience and don't know how to pressure or purge the system before use. Any one do it themselves. What is the name of the tool/meter i need to get my system going.
I'm sooo f'ing anxious to get this thing going!!!!!
I am in a new room. I have a 27ooobut (kemoore) window unit and a 18k (mr slim) minisplit in my flip flop with 9 600's and 4 1ks.
I fired up the 4 1ks and 1 6oo to test the waters before we put the girls in and the air seemed pretty warm it was 77 degrees with both ac's on full cooling....
Should I be worried about this?
I am thinking about buying a 3ton mini split from acwholesalers to relpace the window unit.
Thanks CJ! I did the math at 4btu per a watt and thought I was in the clear.
9400w x 4BTU = 37600 btus. It looks like you did the math at 5btu per watt.
All the bulbs are bare and unvented.
I am very limited on amperage or I would get two 3ton minsplits.
I have a chiller thats not being used and I am thinking about getting 2-4 Icebox's going.
Any thoughts?
Hi jonny I was in the same dilemma . But it was before I tried . I have my tent with window ac in a room . I ran a test with burning incease with in my tent with ac on . It smelt abit therefore I changed my plan , I'm now planning on putting ac in window , tent in room . Then the room with act as a lung for the tent . With fan nd carbon filter inside tent recirculating 24/7. Co2 light on . I've never used co2 I'm excited hope I helped u :)
the tent is with in a room , outside of the tent is cooled co2 filled air . with a fan and filter sucking air from the tent back into room on a countinuis loop. your scubbing the air removing odour nd your bringing in constant cool co2 filled air . in my case my tent is 5x5 within an 8x10(estiamte ) room . but having the correct cfm for your fan size is important . i dont know the math , but i bet cj will be here to help soon
Maybe a portable? Haha, check out a brand called SPT if you have to, they advertise their design has no "negative pressure".As we approach the warmer months, I'd like to turn over my cooling needs to the farm for a solution. I have a 4x4 w 2 600s in a single hood cooled by a 6" active air inline, and the tent itself is has another 6" inline pulling air through a scrubber. Adjacent is a 4x6 with flourescents for moms that is simply ventilated by an inline pulling air through a scrubber. During summer months cooling is not an issue simply because the ambient air in the room is pretty cool. How would you suggest keeping this cool? A window unit is not an option. I have a solution in mind, but I'd like to see what others think. Many thanks.
outwest
Didn't we talk about this already? Or maybe that was the old thread, have you seen one in person? This makes me suspiscious: "It automatically evaporates condensation and safely removes it through the exhaust, so you won’t have to install a drain or constantly empty a water tank". You should grab one and test it out for us! First thing to look for are the intake ports for both systems, but kind of hard to tell without pulling them apart..
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