Do these blow air 4 way?

Could you have run a branch box in the attic to avoid running 3 line set runs down the garage wall and out of the house?

Big guy is strong!

is 7.2 ounces short on refrigerant enough to cause the FS head units to run for several hours and then all stop operating and flash single green light until powering each FS unit off and then back on? Once power cycled they run again for several hours before doing the same thing. The system is an MXZ 48k Hyperheat, 5 port PAC Branch Box, 2- FS15's, 1- FS12, 2 FS06's, 209.2' total pipe length. DSB called for 8.69 LB of additional refrigerant, only 8.24 went in (7.2 ounces short)

Jared, can you have a mini split that has one compressor outside that feeds two separate casettes? I think the answer is yes.

Very helpful, thank you. What did the home owner say about opening the closet door? Ha!

Great job, man! And many thanks for explaining everything! What about the other switches on the main board, like SW4 or SW5? Do they need to be in the off position? Also, do you have a video showing how to recharge the additional refrigerant in the system? Thank you!

Great video, we are just installing one of these intelliheat now for a client, did you have that 2nd follow up video on the controller thermostat setup, I didn't seem to see it. Looking forward to another great video.

Hey is there a thermostat built in to the unit or the remote or do I have to install a thermostat on the wall

do you have an example video for a concealed unit. i want to replace one furnace and replace it with 5 concealed units on existing duct work. thanks.

It’s insane… anything related to a home “professionals” are licking their chops ready to mark up a good or service 300%. I learn to do everything myself (minus electrical) or it just doesn’t get done.

great video's which is the video link you mention that you prepped the install before with line-set and such, i cant seem to find it looking through videos

I have a York. I can set it at 60 and it will get down to 60.

How will you hook up all 3 drains?

What do you do when you have a bedroom and a small bathroom off the bedroom? Does the small bathroom need its own unit?

I didn't see anywhere how the device is mounted inside the ceiling.

15:30 Yellow Jacket could send you another bending tool, so you don't have to reconfigure from FRONT to BACK bend modes. Just have one set to each mode. "Hey Jimmy, throw me a pair of left-handed tin snips." "No, those are the right-handed, the other one."

11:06 How high is that ceiling? You say that filter needs to be cleaned monthly? What would be the cost for a service call to clean all four interior units in this house? How does one access the staircase hidden unit for cleaning? ie: what type of ladder/scaffold?

Really...

Great install video. Could this ceiling unit be mounted vertically in a wall between joists with drain hole at the bottom? I have extra room on the backside.

I love your video, where did you route the condensate line?

You should use a CRT and a half inch hose. Connect your micron gage to the CRT and your pump. Your creating a ton of extra time using all them gages and long hose that's smaller in diameter. Shouldn't be using anything smaller then 1/2 when evacuating.

Do they make a wired thermostat that can be used with the wifi app?

Hi, do you all install or recommend installing phase/voltage monitors with these types of systems in addition to surge protectors? I didn’t notice that you had any surge protection on this job unless they have a whole home surge protector. Great information on this video.

where is part 2? cannot find it

So you made this video to show your equipment or just to hate on others? You sound so cheap hating on others I would never watch your videos again

I have the SVZ-KP30NA indoor air handler ducted system. High humidity levels right now and it seems like there is a drying mode I keep hearing about, but can’t set my MHK2 to dry. Do you have any info on this? Thanks!

What depth do you need to install in the ceiling? I have a two story balloon framed 105 year old cottage with plaster ceilings. The upstairs is easy, but getting lines to the first floor is tougher. I don’t want inside wall units.

Can you make a full video on installing a ceiling casset with no attic access

Do you know if they offer some sort of better filter for those ceil units?

Who can explain how to connect new indoor units with wifi built-in to a router?

Do all the ceiling cassettes the same dimensions? Are there any that fit 16" on center joists?

Awesome video, thank you so much

I wish you would have gone over the condensate removal system with these unit. I’m staring at one with a 3/8 rubber tube for a drain 😒

If you can afford $500 a month electric bills air conditioning is the way to go. Swamp coolers are way less expensive to run but yeah you're right they are a headache.

Lol the guy promots mitshubishi of course MRCOOl is shit lmao

Mitsubishi 5 branch box here. Probably best to use 12 awg vs 14 for the power into the branch? Still needs a signal wire set between the "m" terminals? Im not an electrician but am mostly calable Lol. If you have time for an answer i would be most humbled

I contacted a HVAC company to trim the lines on a MR cool 4 zone unit that came with our new house. The lines where all coiled up and they refused to do it. They said leave it alone those units are designed to work that way. Knock on wood but unit works flawlessly.

By the way, you are spot on about these young guys who don't want to work and won't take responsibility.

Great video. You guys are the best. Regarding the line set, is there a specific manufacture you recommend?

Next part please

What dose something like this cost ?

I find it really odd that it’s not considered permissible to run over the total BTUs of the outdoor unit. The indoor units should never all be running at 100% output, unless you’re turning the system on for the very first time in a hot or cold house. I like to size the outdoor unit one step below what the indoor unit totals are to allow for an even smaller minimum output on the condenser, so my 6k and 9k indoor heads have a chance of actually modulating down. Greater modulation to the 1000-3000BTU range is so much more comfortable than a 6k bedroom unit cycling at 5 or 6000BTU all day and night. Maintaining room temp shouldn’t need 80-100% of a head’s output

Awesome work! Ive seen your bridge system for ceiling cassette with attic access. How did you support the 2x4 in this application? Do you have different methods of mounting for installs like this one with no attic access? Thanks.

How do you mount cassettes in the ceiling when there is a floor above it?

Clean work! How often do those drain pans need to be cleaned in the ceiling cassettes? Also, is there a fail-safe to disable the unit when a condensate pump fails?

How do you air seal around the ceiling cassette in the attic?

do you do anything air sealing from the top later?

What do you charge for installation?

Went from Florida to Albuquerque and experienced swamp coolers for the first time. They're awful. Mini splits are outstanding and efficient enough to run on solar power.