Well that defeats the main point of selling mini splits, the ability to control the temperature on each room makes them attractive unlike the old ducted where you are always cooling the whole house and the bedroom don't get that much air as the vents closer to the unit.
No disaster pan under the indoor unit? No insulation in the attic? Makes no sense why the duct is hung so high and the flexible supply runs have to drop so far back down, I like to lay them right on top of the insulation with the shortest path as possible. I've installed many of these over the years and they are always a pain the you know what. I despise them…
Do you think a 2 ton mini split unit will be sufficient enough for a 700 square foot room if the condenser is located 50 to 60 ft away from the evaporator?
Ducted is the way to go, however we find many HVAC companies doing mini split wall units are may not know how or have access to designing, fabricating, sealing, testing sheet metal ducting for these units. The smaller Slim Duct blowers only produce .36 inches of water static pressure where as a standard blower will product from .5 to some at 1.O in of static. For example a.36 static sees the filter first, or .15 static resistance. This leaves 2.1 for the furtherest supply and return wit their registers included.
Low static does not mean a short duct system if it is well designed. We have installed these blowers with ducting running 3 stories with many feet of duct. For example a 9000 btu 3/4 ton blower needs 300 cfm and might require a 8×14 inch duct to run 3 stories decreasing in size as air is supplied to each area. All 90's will need to be long radius or include turning vanes. With a traditional unit with a high static blower 300 cfm might require an 8×8 inch duct and be able to used standard fittings sold in any supply house. Generally ducted mini splits ducting should be sized to allow for the lowest speed on the blower to convey the amount of air needed to run the unit at it's lowest capacity. if one sizes the duct system for the highest static the unit can overcome it will not have sufficient air flow at the lowest speed air speed and capacity. In a nutshell the unit would only be able to run efficiently at the highest fan speed.
Mini split heat pumps can be installed using medium static blowers and high static blowers but both of these choices will require some form of back up heating in below freezing applications, where the pictured blower will not. Additionally the a Slim Duct blower is very compact in size were a medium static is much larger and high static sized the same as a typical blower or slightly larger.
Do you have a system tour video? I JUST got my CH ducted system delivered and I'm so intimidated by the duct work portion. I got a 1/2 ton system for 1500sf
I have central with ductwork underneath my house, and I love the idea of not having the air go through dirty ducts. It seems like it would be cleaner air without the ducts. The ductwork just adds more damn headaches
A regular mini split will have better zone control because you have air flow control to every zone.
Isn't the ductless more efficient because it doesn't operate through ducts? This seems redundant
How hot the air should coming out of the register ?
Seems like it defeats the purpose.. zone control
I have 3 in my house!
Can the ducted mini split also work as a dehumidifier for areas like the bathroom?
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I have not seen this but yea smart idea I love it I gotta try this
No emergency drain pan . No emergency float switch . Hope the drain doesn't stop up. Homeowner has a good lawsuit .
Well that defeats the main point of selling mini splits, the ability to control the temperature on each room makes them attractive unlike the old ducted where you are always cooling the whole house and the bedroom don't get that much air as the vents closer to the unit.
Well that drain line looks like it's going to sweat real well
No disaster pan under the indoor unit? No insulation in the attic? Makes no sense why the duct is hung so high and the flexible supply runs have to drop so far back down, I like to lay them right on top of the insulation with the shortest path as possible. I've installed many of these over the years and they are always a pain the you know what. I despise them…
Nothing new , been around for a couple decades.
an absolute stupid explanation and video, would NEVER subscribe to shit vids like this.
Do you think a 2 ton mini split unit will be sufficient enough for a 700 square foot room if the condenser is located 50 to 60 ft away from the evaporator?
they doing too much noe
Ducted is the way to go, however we find many HVAC companies doing mini split wall units are may not know how or have access to designing, fabricating, sealing, testing sheet metal ducting for these units. The smaller Slim Duct blowers only produce .36 inches of water static pressure where as a standard blower will product from .5 to some at 1.O in of static. For example a.36 static sees the filter first, or .15 static resistance. This leaves 2.1 for the furtherest supply and return wit their registers included.
Low static does not mean a short duct system if it is well designed. We have installed these blowers with ducting running 3 stories with many feet of duct. For example a 9000 btu 3/4 ton blower needs 300 cfm and might require a 8×14 inch duct to run 3 stories decreasing in size as air is supplied to each area. All 90's will need to be long radius or include turning vanes. With a traditional unit with a high static blower 300 cfm might require an 8×8 inch duct and be able to used standard fittings sold in any supply house. Generally ducted mini splits ducting should be sized to allow for the lowest speed on the blower to convey the amount of air needed to run the unit at it's lowest capacity. if one sizes the duct system for the highest static the unit can overcome it will not have sufficient air flow at the lowest speed air speed and capacity. In a nutshell the unit would only be able to run efficiently at the highest fan speed.
Mini split heat pumps can be installed using medium static blowers and high static blowers but both of these choices will require some form of back up heating in below freezing applications, where the pictured blower will not. Additionally the a Slim Duct blower is very compact in size were a medium static is much larger and high static sized the same as a typical blower or slightly larger.
Can you show how you wired the units
Do you have a system tour video? I JUST got my CH ducted system delivered and I'm so intimidated by the duct work portion. I got a 1/2 ton system for 1500sf
I have central with ductwork underneath my house, and I love the idea of not having the air go through dirty ducts. It seems like it would be cleaner air without the ducts.
The ductwork just adds more damn headaches
These things suck especially in tight spaces when you eventually have to replace them.
Can I put mini duct under outside long table
For restaurant
Isn't a ducted "mini split system" just a small split system?
can you share more about this? I have an old school central unit and i want to install something more efficient like that.
Originally mini split are ductless. If you want duct then just get central air