See he’s the owner of the company and he doesn’t even know that you supposed to discharge the capacitor before you put your meter on. That’s funny.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I am a Mexican cowboy

No overnight charges, but we’ll raise the price and the capacitor from 150 to 2:50 ha ha😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Customers, please don’t forget you had to pay for the commercial😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I cannot believe he’s using the poor dog to get some business😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Do not let him get you by making a commercial with his dog. The dog is just the bait.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

To all your customers that did this commercial why you do not mention how much they charge you lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Be careful with those HVAC companies they do advertisement and a Christian radio station cannot be trust shop around and you will see you can get a better deal somewhere else. Trust me. I’ll be doing this for 25 years I know.

Great video boss

I knew Jermaine Dupree was up to no good.

Try a $2.00 pool noodle. It has a higher density and insulation valve.

Thank you. Great video and well explained.

A # 1 rip off company bad workers

that dog creeps me out

You should have your aux heat locked out so it doesn’t come on when the temp is above the number that your house won’t gain heat anymore. hps become ineffective at cold temps. My house I could look at a graph and say at 15 outside my hp won’t heat anymore. I lock out my aux strips so they don’t come on above that.

Why not just connect W1 as your alternate heat for dual fuel so you don't need to run an extra wire for the star therminal?

Very well , thanks

My friend told me that someone put nest thermostat (not nest learning thermostat) for fan coil unit. it is not working for heat and high speed. Fan coil unit have 7 wire ( Y1,W1,R,C,G0,G1,G2) Google support tech suggest use Nest Learning thermostat. If I buy it then G connect High speed G2 , Y2 connect Medium G1 and (*) connect low speed G0. Am I right?

I want mine to adjust itself but it seems to be blowing cool air instead of heating. Any solution to this?

Hi Chuck, I have a dual fuel system, Lenox heat pump and furnace, and I saw your video. Could you show me where you connect the star terminal into the furnace/heat pump terminals?

I like your video. I'd like to know how to set up a heat pump with a two stage furnace on a Nest Thermostat.

Horrible company

Sir, I am in Dallas Texas. I have a Nest Learning Thermostat (A0013) with a (Daikin) heat pump and just bought it (HP) because I got a GREAT Deal. I never wanted to use the heat Pump for Heat because gas is 1/3 the cost cheaper and is abundant. It cools very well. I continue to want to use the gas furnace for heat all the time and never engage the Heat Pump for heating. Do I need to TRASH this Thermostat for that to happen?

THANK you

Hey bro, my AC and furnace are in the basement. The lines run above the basement ceiling. Should I insulate all the way inside to the AC? Thanks!

The screen says fan don't activate and you repeat 3 times fan don't activate......wow

how does first stage heat pump work with G on the furnace. My furnace only runs continuous fan at 25% which is not enough CFM for the heat pump heating? How do I get fan to run at full speed?

I'm not sure what's so complicated about this. To clarify: heat pumps are economical - but slow! Gas furnaces are more expensive - but fast! So, if you want your place to warm up quickly in the morning, you want the furnace to come on and maintain your desired temperature for a while until the outside (=ambient) temperature has exceeded some level you're setting in this video. Yes, 70F is silly, but it's for demonstration only. In California your typical winter daytime temperature maybe > 55 by 9 AM - so you set your aux temp to 55F. Between 9AM and whenever the temperature drops below 55F in the evening you heat pump will maintain the heat you want - after that your furnace kicks in again. In a different climate your aux temp will be different. This is all about speed - time to reach your comfort zone, not energy savings and efficiency. Hope this clarifies this.

who runs their heater when its 70 degrees outside?

is not a temp. sensor wire needed outside to the stat for what he is doing at 3;16 into the video?,, otherwise how does it work?

I think this causes your auxiliary heat to run constantly. When I changed to the setting, my electric bill was 20% higher than this time last year (month of December in NC). I am one person living in a small house, so there was no other reason why my electric bill would be higher other than I changed the setting. So I’m changing it back to where it was.

Seems like very bad idea economically. electric strip heat is COP 1.0 (extremely expensive), the Heat pump is COP 3 to 4 when outdoor is above 40f. and COP is about 2 to 3 when cold outside. So electric bill will be up to 4x as much on 2nd stage trip heat then the 1st stage Heat Pump

I see a lot of positive comments from folks so I can only say all of you are way ahead of me on how to best understand auxiliary heat and when and why you want it. It would have been nice to get some different scenarios about why you would want more of one or the other. I’m uncertain with his tips with the 70 degree setting means that you will always be using auxiliary heat unless the outside temperature exceeds 70 degrees or vice versa. My problem - and that is why I watched this video hoping to learn - is when temps get belo 20 my auxiliary heat kicks in but the house doesn’t get warm for several hours. I sat here with it at 59 degrees about all day. That does not seem to be right. When it’s 10 degrees outside and I can’t get the inside temp above 59 pretty much all day is NOT what I’m looking for. It would have been nice had he given some real life examples to help understand the functions that could be utilized for a particular need.

I went thru all the steps but my unit is missing the use heat pump compressor option. I have a Trane package unit all electric and a Nest thermostat about 4 years old.

Question on my old system the black and white wire were both on the W? I do have a heat pump system. Do I put both again on the W in the nest?

do you have an installation video?

I just had my home inspected and was told that my NEST was not allowing it to turn on the auxillary heat. How do I get it to do that?

Does the Nest Generation 3 thermostat do all the necessary modes..? No need for other accessories like a Bill Porter board, outdoor thermostat..? Can you show the wiring from thermostat to furnace to heatpump please

I have the Google nest 3rd gen too. And I just installed my new ac unit and it has a heat pump in it. Even though I kinda don't need it cause I have a forced air furnace. How would I wire it to the nest if I was to hook it up. I have my humidifier wired in and it uses the * and I seen where heat pump or duel fuel uses the * so I'm basically lost

Thank you for this video. So helpful. I’m able to figure out my Nest

Can u do dual fuel when you have a stand alone heat pump and indoor air handler without heat strips. And have a oil forced hot water system with baseboard radient as ur back up heat?

How can I call you I will pay you for your time.

I have to replace my A coil, line set and out door 5 ton condenser. With LPG cost going up and down and issues with getting it. I am considering replacing the 5 ton with a 5 ton 15-Seer heat pump and a new A coil and new TXV. I'll also replace line set as I am moving the outside condenser over a bit. Question I like the Gas furnace and the heat, so I want gas heat most all the time. So which Thermostat and or items would be required for me to have total control of when or if the heat pump or furnace is give the command to operate. And if there are wrong or right heat pumps to get. My system is Goodman and it's been great. Looking at the GSX160601 and the CAPF4860C6 A coil. My furnace is a Goodman GMNT-120-5 92% LPG furnace. Suggestions from knowledgeable people have kept me alive so far so I am open, thanks, Ron

Is this for auxiliary heat Because my heat pump is working fine with the nest thermostat but when the weather gets below 30° my auxiliary heat does not turn on

What type of heating do we have

Good thing 5 State Helicopters based in Royse City TX were able to do the heavy lifting with one of their S58-T aircrafts.

Very helpful information, my old train heat pump 4ton heat pump system lasted 20 years and was never as good as my 1st house with a train gas furnace for high heat. 2 years ago I switched to a Champion 2 stage 3.5 ton and the heat was better but still not up to par compared to gas. Now with your helpful info on the new nest thermostat and set at 70 degreese the heat is as good gas heat. More expensive but I don’t care when I’m cold.

Great help. Thank you!!

Wrong!

Can you help me with wiring a door fuel system with a humidifier