Grow Room A/C

CWorthington · Jun 30, 2015

Word of caution, if ordering from ACWholesalers dot com. When your "In Stock" order hasn't shipped after a week, and the call center in India tells you "It's leaving our warehouse today", it's a lie. They told me that several days ago, still hasn't shipped.

CannabisJohn · Jul 1, 2015

CWorthington said:
Word of caution, if ordering from ACWholesalers dot com. When your "In Stock" order hasn't shipped after a week, and the call center in India tells you "It's leaving our warehouse today", it's a lie. They told me that several days ago, still hasn't shipped.

That sucks. Have you tried to email them or ask for a supervisor? Haven't heard a bunch of problems from them. I would call them and demand a supervisor and when u get them on the phone give them an earful. Demand a discount also.

CWorthington · Jul 1, 2015

CannabisJohn said:
That sucks. Have you tried to email them or ask for a supervisor? Haven't heard a bunch of problems from them. I would call them and demand a supervisor and when u get them on the phone give them an earful. Demand a discount also.

The warehouse has had 7 business days now and nothing. I will try calling again tomorrow. I just wanted to post it here so people know, there is a long wait time with these guys.

Badpoor313 · Jul 2, 2015

CannabisJohn said:
Branch box in most convenient spot. Extra btus with an inverter type outdoor unit.

The line sets from the outside unit to the branch box needs to be 3/8 x 5/8.

The problem I see is the indoor units have different connections then the branch box has.

Should I buy line sets that match the indoor units and then when the line sets are shortened the correct connections for the branch box can be put on?

Thanks

CannabisJohn · Jul 2, 2015

Badpoor313 said:
The line sets from the outside unit to the branch box needs to be 3/8 x 5/8.

The problem I see is the indoor units have different connections then the branch box has.

Should I buy line sets that match the indoor units and then when the line sets are shortened the correct connections for the branch box can be put on?

Thanks

They need different sizes because branch box is serving more than one indoor unit. Order proper sizes for both sides of branch box.

Badpoor313 · Jul 6, 2015

CannabisJohn said:
They need different sizes because branch box is serving more than one indoor unit. Order proper sizes for both sides of branch box.

Here are the fitting sizes on the branch box:

Indoor (A B C) outdoor unit (D)

A B C D

Liquid pipe 1/4, 1/4, 1/4, 3/8

Gas pipe 3/8, 3/8, 3/8, 5/8

So what you are saying is to match my line sets to these connections sizes on the branch box even though the indoor units are different?

Thanks

Badpoor313 · Jul 6, 2015

After reading the branch box installation manual it suggest:

The piping connection size differs according to the type and capacity of

indoor units. Match the piping connection size for indoor unit and branch

box. If the piping connection size of branch box does not match the piping

connection size of indoor unit, use optional different-diameter (deformed)

joints to the branch box side. (Connect deformed joint directly to

the branch box side.)

So according to the manual I should get line sets matching the indoor units.

Which way would you install it?

Thanks

Og Gong · Jul 6, 2015

Your on the right track. Start from indoor unit run line set to branch box, match up lineset size to indoor unit. Reduce or expand at branch box. Then run second larger size lineset from branch box to condenser and reduce or expand lineset at condenser.

CannabisJohn · Jul 6, 2015

Badpoor313 said:
After reading the branch box installation manual it suggest:

The piping connection size differs according to the type and capacity of

indoor units. Match the piping connection size for indoor unit and branch

box. If the piping connection size of branch box does not match the piping

connection size of indoor unit, use optional different-diameter (deformed)

joints to the branch box side. (Connect deformed joint directly to

the branch box side.)

So according to the manual I should get line sets matching the indoor units.

Which way would you install it?

Thanks

According to the manual. Get a pro if you can please

lollipopman · Jul 6, 2015

What's the average cost on installing a mini split? Going to get that lg 3ton don't wanna get screwed on install price

Og Gong · Jul 7, 2015

$100 per hour is avg.

Big Whodi · Jul 10, 2015

Anyone here tried those Friedrich Breeze mini splits? They only come in 12k and 24k BTU but you can install them yourself, no HVAC or special tools required supposedly. I hear they are good.

Og Gong · Jul 11, 2015

When you say no special tools required what does that mean? You don't have to evacuate it to 500 microns?

CannabisJohn · Jul 11, 2015

Big Whodi said:
Anyone here tried those Friedrich Breeze mini splits? They only come in 12k and 24k BTU but you can install them yourself, no HVAC or special tools required supposedly. I hear they are good.

Never seen one but looking at the connections on their website makes me wonder.

Prime C · Jul 14, 2015

Ok i have a pos Ideal Air mini that has a leak somewhere not at the connections. I keep getting it charged but im tired of that. I see there is a Stop Leak product does anyone know if it works?

sixstring · Jul 14, 2015

sometimes they work,sometimes they can destroy your compressor.they make a dye you can put in there to find the leak also

Prime C · Jul 14, 2015

sixstring said:
sometimes they work,sometimes they can destroy your compressor.they make a dye you can put in there to find the leak also

I guess I'll ask my ac guy tomorrow. I went ahead and bought a tank of freon with a guage and connectors from amazon so I can charge it myself next time. This is only my 3rd summer with it and Ive had to charge it after the first one! Next unit will be an upgrade for sure!

Og Gong · Jul 14, 2015

I usually leak check with dry nitrogen and soap bubbles if it's a small leak. The leak seal is 50/50. I have seen the leak seal destroy a Mitsubishi inverter compressor lol if your indoor unit keeps Iceing up and you are positive the connections are not leaking then the Evap coil may have been damaged from the ice expanding and contracting.

sixstring · Jul 14, 2015

could maybe try one of these detectors bro,not too much cabbage :)
http://www.amazon.com/Freon-Halogen...897464&sr=8-1&keywords=ac+leak+detector+r410a
i would guess if its not the service connections or where the lineset was welded to the coil /txv valve it is down in the compressor some where

Og Gong · Jul 14, 2015

Also if you have low pressure readings that does not always mean it's short of charge it could be a restriction or airflow issue. I'm not saying it is just keep mind open to all that could happen.

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