I used to do security at this building and the nickname was The Carter from new jack city. So much crime here

This is not able to be done to MOST walls built in last 20 years. There are 2x4 "fire blocks" halfway up each wall to prevent fire from outlets. There are also so many frickin' wires run through a modern home that you can't get a good blast through the area without backups. So to effectively soundproof your wall, you would have to cut 3 or 4 holes per 16" wall section. You may as well just pull your drywall down and put mineral wool in the right way.

CHP doesn't take care of their residents. My floor is starting to fall in and so is my ceiling and all they did was put tape over it

Thank you for sharing this video with me. I am learning a lot.

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Lol helping what the rich get richer and say screw the lil man ...this community don't care bout non of the people in it if you did instead putting new houses up use the houses that are already empty and put in a suitable homeless shelter

What bout the honeless

DONT DO IT. They ruined my home.

Our outside unit doesn’t run much… what does that mean?

Great video though, one for the protagonists

MIcRO WAVES

DON'T STAND SO CLOSE TO THAT " SMART " METER, SIR !

Your analysis is not fair. The temperature of the heat pump is 30 degrees and auxiliary heat is 10 degrees. How can you possibly compare that. This is just like when Ford and Chevy do truck testing to see who’s best. They never compare the exact trucks

I have gas heat for auxiliary heat.

I believe in this approach to housing for seniors-so much nicer than being thrown into a low-income apartment or rest home. Everyone who has the dream and has worked hard should have the opportunity to live in their own home. Ownership is key to feeling secure and grounded and happy as you create and maintain your own space.

"He'll sell you a roof, no problem" 🤣

What about a real wall cavity with wires, nails, paster and latt? Does it go around obstructions?

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My wife and I bought a house I’ve personally been renting for almost 8 years before the purchase. We live in NW Iowa. I’m a strictly electrical home in a town of about 500 people. Our electricity is ran by the town and not a traditional power company. Our bill during the winter is outrageous. January and February. Nearly 500 dollars. Would it be more cost effective to replace the whole system?

This is bulsit! 15kw power of aux heater....dream on.

Don't get it.

Finally a video that actually mentions the typical power consumption of a Heat Pump!

I would so love to do this! I grew up in a similar type house in Largo Florida. I now live in an apt in New York State, I want to move and transfer my section 8 retired status. My best friend lives in Inverness, It would be a dream come true! Thanks for hope! Brad

So in other words find a different way to heat your house because this system sucks in cold weather

I'm a senior citizen n use my oven to heat my house

Thanks for explaining this system so well, best video out there!

Normal homeowners do not have access to such a super strong blower. They could NEVER achieve 3.5 lbs. density with this nozzle and only a center hole..

This video is very misleading. Not all heat pumps need aux heating below 30 degrees. There are systems on the market that heat 100% efficiently down to 0-17 degrees ambient temps outside. I am using a heat pump system in Massachuetts as my only heating source and it works fantastic in my region. Its spec'd to run 100% efficient down to 0 degrees and 80% efficient down to -5 degrees. If you do your research.. there are systems out there that do far better then what is explained in this video.

My friend is Hetas registered and fits multifuel stoves for a living. He is regularly coming across enquiries to fit stoves because people cannot afford heating from their recently fitted heat pumps. People are reporting that the cost of air source heating is between £10 and £15 per day. YES, PER DAY!!! They cant go back to gas because they took the government grant so that leaves them turning to multi fuel or wood burning stoves, their radiators don't even get warm. My advice to anyone thinking of Air source is fit a new gas boiler which is very efficient, it will last 15 years by which time there will be a far more sensible alternative to heat pumps

They tell you all of this as if there’s anything you can do about it.

There's a technique that can help keep costs down when the temperatures drop low, typically at night. It starts with turning you heat pump off when the temperatures are so low, that emergency mode would be active. Then during the daytime watch for the temperature to rise above 30-40 degrees. At that point, turn your heat pump on and set the temperature quite high, perhaps 85-90 degrees. Let it run continuous, heating your house about as hot as you can tolerate. Since it is warm out, this is relatively cheap heat for you. Then once that warmth has settle in, turn your heat pump off. Let you house coast through the night on the stored heat until the warmth of the next mid-day, when you again turn the heat pump on. That works. I did that during a cold wave that sent temperature plunging to 8 degrees. My power bill was only about a fourth of that of a neighbor.

Congratulations Chris!

I WOULD NEVER PUT THAT PAPPER SHIT IN MY WALLS....... WE DID THAT IN THE 60'S

WHY DID'T YOU SHOW US THE WALL CAVITY BEFORE PULLING IT ALL DOWN !!!!!!! MAYBE IT WORKS...............

how to quiet a TXV DURING DEFROST sounds like air brakes. Is there a way to quiet it or wire it so the heat scripts come on instead of that air brake sound?

15KW ? I don't think that is true.

Y'all speak nice about but , when I read the reviews, it frightening, to move into, when you be homeless, for so many of years and treated, awfully, so many, people,

Mayor Brandon Scott👏 help me please.

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That's a great knowledge sir 👍

I have an 8 year old Bryant 213B heat pump & Bryant gas furnace. This morning (at 35 degrees outdoors) I upped my thermostat from 64 to 69 degrees. The heat pump and furnace fan came on and ran for just a couple of minutes. Then, due to the call for 5 degrees of heat all at once, the Aux gas heat was initiated which makes sense. I heard the gas burner fire up and the vent pipe got hot. My concern is this: I could hear that my heat pump was still running. I learned that the 2 units (HP & gas furnace) should never run at the same time. I suppose it could be that the HP is possibly running in a different mode, such as defrost or possibly in some way that would not be harmful, but I don't know. So, I immediately dialed back the thermostat to shut it down. I don’t know how to confirm if this is a ‘dangerous’ situation or not. I don’t know if the heat pump is supposed to ‘run on’ in some otherwise safe mode temporarily. I am afraid that if I let it run on just to see if it eventually shuts down I might do damage in the meantime. The fact is that it may have been doing this all along but since I installed a new thermostat recently I am being hyper-vigilant now. I am very confident that my thermostat wiring and setup is correct. I would feel better if I knew that the HP is supposed to behave like this under these conditions. Can anyone comment on this if you happen to know?

Very good video explaining heat pumps. They are very efficient. But only to regions of above freezing temps in winters. As they become inefficient below freezing. I keep mine at 65 during winter. Cost me about $3 a day to operate.

Thank you for this. My question was answered.

Bottom line...supplemental heat bills suck!

21 century is outside. We fly rockets to the Mars and we do problematic a simple connection. I like the engineering approach to the connection, cut tube and duct tape.

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Great video. This video saved my trip to the rental property. I figure out the problem by watching the video only. Great work.