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@ANieves3873

Жыл бұрын

How energy efficient are they? Assuming the home itself is well insulated.

@Straight_White_Fatherly_Figure

Жыл бұрын

@@ANieves3873 all mini splits are pretty efficient. Though a 240v one is a lot more

@ANieves3873

Жыл бұрын

@@Straight_White_Fatherly_Figure any adjustments to the circuit panel to accommodate or just depends on what the home already has? Thank you.

@Straight_White_Fatherly_Figure

Жыл бұрын

@@ANieves3873 just depends. 99.9% of the time you wont have to change anything. Just add a breaker and run the wire

@xalint1

Жыл бұрын

Do you notice the remote is almost the same as the Midea remote?

Thanks for not using a stupid "got ya" thumbnail or having a 30min intro. Simple instructions, descriptive voice over, and good camera angels. Really sold me on the product. Thanks!

thank you for no silly intro or over explaining yourself to flaunt your knowledge.....straight to the point and quick. Thank you!

Oh MrCool we meet again. I wonder how many comments will say this time you have to vacuum the line and charge it like last time. These units are awesome come pre-charged and ready to go.

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

No kidding! I tried to make a point of saying it about the lines, but it is inevitable that someone will say I skipped the vacuum,

@MrRightNow

Жыл бұрын

The line still has to be vacuumed before releasing precharged refrigerant.

@CookiePepper

Жыл бұрын

@@MrRightNow Nope. Those lines are filled with refrigerant gas also.

@Ephesians-yn8ux

Жыл бұрын

@@MrRightNow you absolutely should pull a vacuum on the lines if they aren’t precharged.

@Jake-nx3oj

Жыл бұрын

@@MrRightNow No it does not. The lines come charged with freon. When you screw them in a valve opens in the end of the lines to connect them the also pre charged condenser. They are both pre charged.

Very smart, no vacuum needed in that everything even the lines are pre vacuumed. All seals thoroughly when you put lines together so the vacuum is not lost, very smart. Again no vacuum needed, all is vacummed already for the ones complaining about vacuuming the lines. Mr. Cool is an excellent product in that they thought of everything.

My old central air conditioner broke down right when covid hit and it was the best gift that ever happened. I ended up getting ny entire house with Mitsubishi split units with hyper heat and AC. Ordered right before supply shortages. Best thing I've ever done in my life. Got 6 splits. Every room is now the exact temperature I want it and humidity in the summer is always perfect. Below 74 degrees feels ice cold because the house is never humid.

Seeing your mr cool ac installation for the third time although i have no intentions to do this myself 😂😂

2 things on this install, having done a few of these: 1) You need to check for leaks at both connection points i.e. at the condenser and where you joined the lines on the outside of the 2nd story (you may have done this off camera) 2) You need to coil the excess lineset horizontally as detailed by MrCool to avoid oil gathering in the linesets.

@Ephesians-yn8ux

Жыл бұрын

1- absolutely flare fittings are notorious for leaks. 2- only on a mr. Cool where the lines are precharged, otherwise cut off the excess and re-flare.

@Cbcbuilt

Жыл бұрын

@@Ephesians-yn8ux most all the systems are pre charged. Samsung , daikin , Fujitsu , Mitsubishi etc you only keep any extra length on your line set if you haven’t reached the minimum length required usually 10-15 feet depending on model.

@ivankintober7561

Жыл бұрын

mr cool easy connect pipes are only ones does not need to vacuum or flare , unless your a pro to shorten the pipes and solder the easy adapters back for new adjusted size...i wouldn't recommend it if you don't know what your doing in first place...its why it cost much more than classic version that requires proper flaring and proper vacuum who are not afraid doing it if they spending thousand less, but it would make more sense just solder pipes together like what hvac guys does in central units outside and inside , they use copper couplings ...not sure why we are not allow to do it from condenser side when flare pipes always gonna leak, no matter how perfect you get it flared since it wear and tear through out a short time period in year or 2 that they use same way for walk in freezer storage units and coolers in gas stations always breaks down all the time in refrigerant leaks due to inside unit pressures gets high when something gets clog in pipes from outside with moister that can cause damage to evaporator...believe me, pin hole pipe burst is pain of b....to fix it

@domd5280j

10 ай бұрын

Does the line need to be a straight shot. If I got one I'd need to hide behind my house I'd just have to find a way to run the pipe

I have had the 36k unit for three years in our very open concept house and it heats/cools the entire 1,800sq ft very well. Super easy install. My father-in-law who is a contractor was skeptical and thought I should pay someone to install a mini-split but after I did this he realized just how easy it was. I did everything myself except mount the indoor unit. He helped with that. Otherwise it's an easy one person job. Saves big on the electric bill in the winter vs the baseboard we had before.

@belavet

11 ай бұрын

How many air handlers? We have a 1300 square foot house in MA and are loking to do this. I like the idea of being able to set different temps in different rooms but unsure if it makes sense to put an air handler in each.

@musicman1eanda

10 ай бұрын

With ducts or no ducts?

@Gamma_Labs

8 ай бұрын

I'm currently baseboard with outdoor woodstove and propane boiler heating the home through radiators and a heat exchange unit. Was eyeing the 36k unit. It's about 1800sq ft. The boiler and woodstove are both like 30+ years old. Would you recommend this?

Congratulations - you are one of the few who understand the inside unit cover opens up to almost 90 degrees and holds itself open. I've seen so many get all nervous and try to work under it while it's barely open.

I'm literally hours away from buying one of these, so this is good timing!

I'm installing this unit and I had some doubts...obviously not anymore! Thank you! Very descriptive!❤

Thanks again...I'm chomping at the bit to install one of these..your videos really help.

I have the 24k unit and I love it. I think central AC will be a thing of the past.

Great detailed and quality install. Hard to beat these Mr Cool units that come pre charged. 👍

@kennymackie4518

8 ай бұрын

My trane unit went out 3 years ago, installed it in 1997 that gem lasted 20 plus year @ $2400.00 compressor went out cost! A new Trane $5,000.00

Probably the most detailed video I've seen! Thanks a bunch!

Great video as always. We're getting ready to put a Mr Cool DIY in our camper!

Hahaha! A Mr. Cool ad just ran as I was watching this video; I never thought KZread would run an ad that was actually relevant much less for the product being reviewed! Great review, btw! ❤️🌻

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

See how smart they are! I wish I could take the credit for them but there units are hands down the best value around. The other 3 I installed are all still working perfectly. The only guys who hate them seem to be hvac guys.

@outtadarkness1970

Жыл бұрын

@@SilverCymbal, Seems reasonable! 😂

@jaysonbohnert6373

Жыл бұрын

@@SilverCymbal I follow the HVAC subreddit and all the guys on there just trash homeowners and companies like Mr. Cool. It's no wonder so many people are installing their own and saving THOUSANDS of dollars.

Welcome to NH from southern NH

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated. Lot of nice people up here.

If for a diy’er just wants to do it for fun, this is a good system for that. Price wise, Mr cool is sky high for what is provided. Mirage (of USA) brand is readily available nationwide now, and has discontinued this nearly identical genre of equipment (Ventus) as the one in this Mr cool install, for a higher seer and better air handler new genre (called Ventus X). I can install two equivalent units for the price of one of the Mr cools and still have change left. Warehouses in LA, San Diego, Phoenix, Dallas and Florida soon. I’ve worked with them over 5yrs now, installed 125+ plus units of theirs, and all the pro hvacr guys are now discovering the real value, no hype.

Beautiful install. One tip on the cover- prime it with a primer such Kilz, and the final coat of paint will stick like glue. Also at the top where the lines exit the house, add some cauling (not silicone) to seal it thoroughly. Thanks for the overview. A job well done

I have seen your mini split installations. Very detailed and helpful for diy ers. Only thing is please purge the lines with refrigerant. Vaccum is not really necessary but purging the lines will save you lots of mechanical problems down the line. 1. First open the schradder valve at the bottom of the Bigger sized line. That is the suction line. 2. Secondly now open the smaller valve ( discharge line) upto 25% and at the same time depress the schradder valve just like you would bleed the air our of your car tyre. Do it for 1-2 seconds for small length hoses, and 3-4 seconds for longer ones. once you see some oil splatter / refrigerant immediately close the schradder valve. 3. Now fully open the smaller valve followed by the bigger valve. 4. This method will possibly take 90% of any air or moisture present in the lines. As per manufacturers compressors dont like moisture or atmospheric air in the lines.

Simple & Easy...Definitely something I'll look into. I install that in my Grandmother's house...she needs one! Thanks for the Video. 🛠

@Straight_White_Fatherly_Figure

Жыл бұрын

Just make sure you arnt drilling through concrete, or you're gonna have a bad time. Lol

@priestesslucy3299

Жыл бұрын

That's what I have to do as well. My grandma can't afford what all these HVAC companies are asking. The profit margins they're demanding are nuts lol

Thank you for the video! I will look into one of these for a space above my garage

The. Most. Efficient. DIY KZreadr there is! Thank you for your videos.

@priestesslucy3299

Жыл бұрын

For real, most youtubers would have stretched this video to at least half an hour with maybe 10% more actual content at most

@SilverSergeant

11 ай бұрын

Deceptive thumbnail and description.

I love mini-splits. I installed one in my old home in Florida and have 3 in another home in the Caribbean. Very efficient and dependable. I did not see where Mr Cool was an Inverter. I assume it is as most are. Also, very interesting they system does not need to be vacuumed.

I have installed 2 of these (similar) and this video is accurate. WELL DONE!

@ariesnc6320

Жыл бұрын

If I am installing this on the second floor of my detached garage , is there an issue if the lines run to the outside but go through the open attic first. Would I need a condensation extension line or do these systems come with a long enough line ?

@jasonclark3724

Жыл бұрын

​@@ariesnc6320 That's a great question. I'm wondering the same thing.

We used one of these for work, for a short run and cut and shortened the line set and reattached and verified with adding refrigerant. I just don't like the long excess coil spooled up. But I guess for homeowner it's fine DIY.

Another great video as always! For two years now I've thought about getting one of these for my upstairs bedroom, but didn't know if it was worth it. We don't really use the room often.

@elephantgrass631

Жыл бұрын

It’s one of those, wish you had it when you need it situations. If you have a guest, you’ll be glad you installed it.

Super well detailed video and neat install. A job well done sit!

This video was right on time. I've got a company coming in to give me a quote this week, so now I can determine if I want to DIY or not.

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

Quotes now a days are insane. Even with a little frustration it’s tough to beat what these cost.

@thomasrossi31

Жыл бұрын

Home Depot sub contractor told me smallest mini split would be $5k! I did a Mr Cool for $1500 from Costco.

@YukonHawk1

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasrossi31 Did that include the electricak work or did you do that yourself? Either way....great price👍👍

@thomasrossi31

Жыл бұрын

@@YukonHawk1 I did the electric too. The install of the unit is as simple as the video. If you don’t feel comfortable doing the electric, leave it to a pro. Just a guess.. and based on how far the AC will be from your panel, I’d say $500-$600 extra.

@YukonHawk1

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasrossi31 Nice. Good for you. Glad you saved all that money too. Thanks and continued good luck with the unit.

Good video and yes doable. My work all totaled probably took 12 hours total time it just took me a couple of weeks to nail it all down with all the distractions.

Excellent video! Thanks for making it.

Main thing with mini splits is to clean condenser(outside unit fins) often. Hose it off every couple months. The fins are much thicker and a smaller footprint so a little dirt degrades the performance/longevity significantly.

@americandude3825

Жыл бұрын

Yup. Have to do ours often.

@user78405

10 ай бұрын

still base on coil cooling is so outdated tech that we need something that doesn't depend on coils to cool our homes...new way is needed for 21st century...all this stuf still base on oil based 20th century stuff that still have same problems as first of its kind...coil gets dirty always and no matter how many times we clean it ...we are also damaging it by water that cause rust

Nice installation and video; I've been researching my own installation this year, probably using a multiposition air handler. I'm a professional HVAC engineer myself, and this is as clean an installation as I'd expect from one of my professional HVAC contractors. Maybe you did this after filming, but I'd recommend bolting the condenser to the base and covering the last remaining feet of the precharged lines. I don't believe those white lines are UV stable and I'd expect the exposed areas to degrade in a few years exposed to the sun. The lazy fix is to coat them with exterior latex house paint, but there are sleeves that are designed to cover refrigerant lines, something like the one you have on the wall, only a flexible sleeve.

@dannawang

Жыл бұрын

How many of these mini split will we need for whole house tho? He used 1 unit in this video, 18000BTU, that would carry the all house I assume.

@obama7325

Жыл бұрын

@@dannawang that would fo a very small house exactly what tonnage you would use fepends on many factors but id say 2 tonas is like a 900 sq ft house very rough guess

Amazing video. Clear instructions. I wish you did ever review video I watch

Great job!! Nice video as always

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much

Great video looking into installing one in my garage

Super video! I have confidence that I could do this.

Straight to the point and no unnecessary babbling. Awesome! You said you’ve installed several of these. What is your experience with reliability and have you had any issues with any of these over the years you’ve owned them? Thanks!

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

I have done 5 of these systems now and they have been flawless. As I write this I am using the one from this video to provide heating for a cool day. No regrets at all!

@pf5658

Жыл бұрын

@@SilverCymbal Thank you for replying. Very much appreciated. 😊 I feel a bit more at ease now getting one.

I give this video a thumbs up. Great video.

The air diverter is electric in the up and down positions but there is a manual side to side adjustment if you wanted to direct air more toward the center of the room.

Great job on install

Great install video!

Very helpful and well made video.

Hey Hey! Excellent video, as usual. Are you going to do a video on repainting your new place? If so, will you be residing? I have a detached garage from the 40's that needs repainting, the paint is cracking much like yours. Would love to see how you tackle it!

Ohh man, super cool 😎🤟🏼🤝

Excellent content as usual SC! Great installation, with the exception of the coil behind the compressor / condenser. I paid to have a HVAC contractor make the connection, makes for a much cleaner installation. JMHO

@bnasty267

Жыл бұрын

If you're going to cut the lines/re-flare (or pay someone to do it), you might as well buy a cheaper Pioneer/Senville or any of the other rebadges of Midea that are identical to MrCool. You're paying a premium for those Mr Cool special lines that are DIY without a vac pump.

@virityrealtual3831

Жыл бұрын

Nla setup like this wouldnt be legal. Even if performed by a certified hvac installer. The refrigerent lines need to be vacuumed before allowing refrigerent to flow in. Installation looked very clean tho. But allowing non condensable gasses into the pipes can affect performance and longevitt. Although youd probably not notice.

@Jcv95

10 ай бұрын

The lines are precharged. No need for vacuum

wonderful. i got a 24k window shaker that i will cut a hole in the side of the brick house and hope for the best as the duct work for the "heat pump" (energy gulper with broken duct work in the 18" crawl space) just does a fine fine job of heating/cooling the crawl space and outside wasting $$$$$$$$$$$$$.

Awesome Video! BTW what type of stud finder is that you are using.

Hello, thanks for the great video, good luck 🌸🌾🌸

Bro! Im literally saving to buy in 30 days and am so excited due to your video! Thank you, not just from me but all the other folks that have benefited from this footage and extraordinary info! Very spot on info ,so I can’t wait to get mine,,, thanks from Denver,Colorado 303 🙏🏼🤟🏼💯

@SilverCymbal

11 ай бұрын

Thats really nice of you to say. The Mr Cool was one of the best units I have ever had for heating and AC, its been flawless for me, you will really love it. Thanks again

I don’t need one but I want one. Probably because the install experience looks so diy friendly.

Great video. Question on these - would it lose any efficiency or create any issues to run those refrigerant lines through an uninsulated garage or attic prior to punching through the exterior wall?

Installing mine now. The heads were put up 10 months ago. The outside unit today. Lines and power next.

Thank you for sharing good clip.

Best video on KZread

awesome video! Question, for the electrical, what double pole amps circuit did they recommend, or you electrician installed for the unit? Looking to get a 4 zone, or maybe a 3 zone, then another independent one once the other room is ready, so trying to plan out a subpanel amps

Great video! Looking to put one of these in my pole barn. I'm in Michigan. Any good resource for sizing / specing?

so wonderful.

I love your content

Welcome to New Hampshire Silver Cymbal!

You are good at this

Welcome to NH, sir!

Very good video. Thank you.

Outstanding.

Man I want one and I don’t even need it. I think it would be a fun project

Good job great video!

I saw you coiled the extra line set upright behind the unit, never coil the line set like that always make sure it’s horizontal. The reason being is so that the compressor oil doesn’t get trapped and burn up your compressor. I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the god work!

@gregrichard9192

Жыл бұрын

I've seen many installations with the line set coiled and unit worked for years and no burnt compressor

@answernotfound5278

Жыл бұрын

@@gregrichard9192 I understand that, but if all you have to do is coil horizontally and prevent any premature failure why wouldn’t you.

@mudko3589

Жыл бұрын

@@gregrichard9192 just because you've seen it and it -has- worked doesn't mean it's right

@Straight_White_Fatherly_Figure

Жыл бұрын

@@gregrichard9192 its called "slugging the compressor". Look it up

@OVKxWOLF

Жыл бұрын

The 2 reason he rolled up the lines, is because 1) the Mister Cool system comes with pre-charged lines. So cutting into the lines would come with a whole lot of problems later in the future. 2) He is not a licensed HVAC technician. Professionals would insure the length of the lines would be to required length. The extra would be cut and the lines would be properly flared or made with the use of approved connectors. This may sound like a slam on the guy but, career HVAC worker should be aware these systems are not designed for us. They are designed to be plug and play, EZ PZ install. Still advise you to lower the outside hole to insure the drain line gravity drains and does not drain flat. May lead to water draining inside the room. Definitely don't want that.

thanks. What did you do to secure the condensor onto the gray ground pad?

Thanks for another great video! How about during the wintertime? Are we just leaving it outside in the winter?

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Yes though I didn't mention it. this system also provides heat as well if desired. For me I will only use it for AC but either way it can remain outdoors season after season.

Clean install

I’d like to see a review of that T-Mobile gateway you have at 0:36. Any tips for better reception or connection stability?

I love your videos, so informative! Here's an idea for a video: I'd like to see a way to circulate cool air from a basement through the rest of the house, or at least up to the top floor. This could help cool your house while reducing reliance on ac system. Hopefully you have a basement!

@LC.1990

Жыл бұрын

I'd love to learn about that

@rogerflorida1498

Жыл бұрын

That shouldn't be too difficult. They make in-line vent fans for $40 or so. It can be installed by the top floor vent, thereby pulling air in from the system or installed in the basement and circulate air up. Some of them are variable speed fans so you can regulate the air flow.

@scottlivingston9514

Жыл бұрын

😊

@nonyafkinbznes1420

10 ай бұрын

Nice, whole house stinking like a moldy basement.

@timm439

7 ай бұрын

@@nonyafkinbznes1420 If your basement smells moldy, you should probably start with fixing that first..

Answered most of my questions. I’m wondering what u do if u want one of these units for each room. Hiw eoukd that work installing them?

MR COOL DOES IT AGAIN!!!!!

Love it!

Thanks for the video, I am interested in that MR Cool unit for our new 500 sq ft ADU... but our contractor has already installed the lines before he bailed on us...I have had a few AC guys look at it and they would use the current lines and then install their unit but the cost is HUGE for them to finish the job..doing it ourselves makes so much sense...do you have any thoughts or questions that I should think of before I purchase the unit...thanks so much! PS we are in the taping and texturing drywall at this time...

Nice video! Can you tell me the measurement between the front and back holes in the feet of the condenser?

You are, The Man!

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that, it might have saved my marriage too getting a little cool air in here!

@tomdonahue8110

Жыл бұрын

@@SilverCymbal 😂😂

What was the base you set the outdoor unit on? Is that included?

I’d recommend wall or elevated mounted. My previous split unit (not a Mr Cool) was destroyed by mice. They ate through the wiring and made a mouse house out of the unit

Clean job nice

Will it cool a small home even if it's just 1 head unit say in the Living room but you have a kitchen with a small opening behind the Livingroom? Or do you need multi zone?

Awesome 😎👍🏻

Heeeyyyy... that was one enjoyable video! I learned more from your video than many hours of researching on the Internet. I’m going to attempt this soon. Just wondering...what’s the copper line that you have mounted near the condenser (I don’t believe it’s for this unit)

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much. These are great units. That is a propane line, this is common practice here in New England, personally I hate it and would have made them run it through the house. I might move it at some point. But yes its for the houses heating system

@theloneviking9145

Жыл бұрын

@@SilverCymbal thanks for the fast answer, I had some of those copper propane lines in a house I used to have also here in New England. Most people wouldn’t notice it. I’m going to read up more on that Mr Cool system. Thank you for enlightening me, I have subscribed.

Did you have to put any freeon in the low side of the unit for cooling? If so, how do you know the quantity of freeon and the psi and what kind or number freeon did you have to use?

Watching. Got quotes for splitless ac and they were $20k+ for my 1400 sf raised ranch. This may save me

Does this need to be installed next to a breaker box for the electrical portion? Or where did that break box come from? Also what length is that hose that you have? 16ft or 25ft?

Thanks for electrical connection of outside unit

What did you use for a pad, and has it worked well?

What’s the ideal coffee to water ratio for this recipe? I typically do 16-1 but I just wanna be sure this is the most beneficial

First viewer here. I’m from india. And love your video a lot. Although it doesn’t come in use of mine any day. But still i like your diy vdos !!

@SilverCymbal

Жыл бұрын

I really appreciate that, thank you

Are these units required to be up by the ceiling or can they be installed horizontal

Who do you avoid losing refrigerant from the precharged lines connecting them?

Would you do it yourself if you needed to do 1 downstairs and 3 upstairs? One I can manage, four makes me nervous.

How long are those refrigerant lines? And can you order them in different lengths?

I already have a minisit install in garage. I have the outside unit on 4x4 on floor. I wanna mount it a few inches high on wall since they are pouring concrete on floor. Us there a way to do this without disconnecting any hoses?? Thank u

I have seen your other install videos. I would be interested to see another video that would explain more about how these systems would be incorporated into a large two story home. Can one outside unit power more than one inside unit? I really dread the window air conditioners we have to use everywhere but this is also a substantial expense and it seems likely one outside unit would be needed for each room. Maybe you have some insight?

@forced_youtube_handle

Жыл бұрын

They sell combos that permit a single outdoor condenser to be hooked up to multiple indoor air handlers. Check out their website for the configurator

@CheaddakerT.Snodgrass

Жыл бұрын

@@forced_youtube_handle thanks

well done