Multi-Zone Mini Split, Mini-VRF, and VRF System Differences Explained!

[@AMCHOTC]

I love how you double the terms, it makes it easier to understand.

[@MoeKav]

Thank you Thank you

[@acservicetechchannel]

Thank you for watching!

[@scottallen5182]

Great job Craig!

[@acservicetechchannel]

Thank you!

[@1sourcemechanical240]

Great Video! HVAC/R technology is just getting better. Regards From Grand Canyon, AZ

[@acservicetechchannel]

Thank you for watching!!

[@fernandofrancisco3106]

This AC unit makes you feel like you need to go back to school again.

[@andyreyes6464]

beautiful system, great video

[@acservicetechchannel]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the video

[@stevent1074]

The energy savings by one unit being able to cool so many branches must be stunning! Up to 38 Tons capacity?! The only drawback I can think of is the lack of redundancy means many unhappy people when it needs repair vs 1

[@davidgreer5354]

that and a refrig leak----all down thats a big deal

[@patricknelson]

3:09 - Think I’ma get one of those hyper VRF’s for my 140sqft room. Should get me a nice arctic blast in that 100°F heat upstairs. I want it snowing! ⛄️

[@NorCal-refrigeration]

That’s the future learn it or get left behind 🤘✨🤘✨🤘

[@YTsux24-7]

Will these be convertible to A2L and also keep their efficiency rating?

[@CybekCusal]

Nice video. I'm a big fan of the 3 pipe systems. Been using them for 20? years?.

[@acservicetechchannel]

Thank you for watching!

[@rickybungalow8839]

Mini vfr is very interesting. Not budget friendly but great for commercial applications

[@moisessalinas5516]

Hola soy un nuevo subscriptor. Puede hacer ese vídeo vrf en español?..

[@Aerospace_EdC]

Craig, Just wondering if you could answer a question about my C&H unit, much appreciated. I sent this message to C&H technical support but they did not respond to my message, maybe because I'm a homeowner asking. I have a C&H CH-HPR24-230VO outdoor unit and a CH-M234AHU air handler. I'm not using the C&H communicating thermostat, instead using an Ecobee 3 lite tstat. When in heat mode I set the thermostat to fan ON, the fan doesn't turn on. The Ecobee also has a feature to keep the fan running for a period of time after the set temperature is reached, Ecobee calls it a cool down period. When I set the fan to ON or in the cool down period I verified the G terminal is at 24 volts. I'm thinking that the fan might be controlled by the board in the air handler and not solely by the G terminal ?

[@natepeterson7145]

I thought appliances were getting tough. Looks like the tubing is thick, hopefully that's the case. Imo split style systems should only be installed by someone that went through traing from the equipments manufacturers. Nothing like getting an after hours call on one of these where the homeowner over torqued the damn fittings or didn't have nitrogen to do a pressure test. Then they flip out when you tell them how much it costs to correct.

[@kyleh1974]

What I would give to have that kind of compressor access on Airstage VRF systems.

[@chesstime356]

Looks like a big change is coming in Heat Pamp system or no more traditional heat pumps….

[@mikev.1034]

👍👍

[@scalistos7628]

Hi Greg, keep making those It’s a big deal

[@Chainsaw600]

Love your videos. Please remove the very distracting zoomed in side videos of King Kong hands moving around!

[@GooogleGoglee]

Guys, please make the video in landscape mode... This makes no sense.

[@gcg8045]

Good video, but 2 things that could have been easily avoided are negatively impacting its overall quality and teaching value: 1) As already mentioned, video should be in LANDSCAPE mode, please 2) Please, DO NOT GO SO FAST. You are not making this video for people who already know what you are presenting.

[@BeatsByToxic]

Its a really big deal!

[@robertcherry4971]

Lol

[@andrewheisler923]

It’s a very big deal

[@immattlaramee]

Good video. Awful video formatting

[@mykaldenton9384]

Let's say, if you 3 zones and one of the zone breaks down, all the zones also, go down. 3:40 Do you think having such a multi-zone is a good idea?

[@Sctronic209]

If one zone goes down the others will continue to operate.

[@harryschrysan3183]

Omg, hvac companies should have a mandatory in-house training on these systems.