✅ Don't buy a Heat Pump until you see This!

[@TechsYouCantLiveWithout]

► Affiliate links to the Heat Pumps listed in the video ✅ 5⃣ Cooper & Hunter: (Amazon) geni.us/aSFAJ 4⃣ Pioneer Diamante Series: (Amazon) geni.us/AFCX2 3⃣ MrCool DIY: (Amazon) geni.us/tcHf 2⃣ Daikin: (Amazon) geni.us/W4gwSeC 1⃣ Senville LETO Series: (Amazon) geni.us/nKRQ

[@luacreskid]

Love our Daiken system five years running. That is after four years of repeated problems with Fujitsu.

[@royberger2259]

I'm using the Daiken in northern Nova Scotia. Equal billing for electricity is $196 a month plus I use about $300 in kerosene during the winter for a 950 square foot house with crappy insulation. There has to be a secondary heat source in the winter, for me. It's AC during the blow torch of August is amazing.

[@chrismoody1342]

As A Pro I recommend the Mitsubishi product line.

[@Yukonjackman1]

Had ours for 6 years now, 3 rooms Love the system.

[@kbengson9163]

A friend who runs a HVAC company has a Daikin in a part of his own house and said Daikin & Misubishi are right there neck & neck in quality. I'm gonna go with a Daikin.

[@karmendimas5274]

its NOT the brand! its the quality of the install job, hvac equipment is all the same! period!!

[@sylvaniamountainlodge6904]

I have insalled 2 Senville System in Western PA and could not be happier. Mine are the Aura series which is higher efficiency and price than the leto series in this video, but aactor in the power company rebates foor the more edfficient equipment, and it is actually same or less. The one con is that most pro installers do not want to deal with it because they are sold directly to consumers and thus they can't mark them up with profit like the others, so if you doint do it yourself. Find an open minder installer for finan charging and doign some basic rough in work myself, my total cost was about 25% of what a similar spec system from one of the well known brands such as Daikin, Mitsubishi, and Fujitsu.

[@marenglenhoxha6038]

Does someone know the sprsun are they good

[@Willard1970]

After seen this video i buy a heatpump! Thanks for this video.

[@alexmaclean1]

Anyone heard of Ouellet Olympia heat pumps? Got an estimate for a pair of the 12k models. They seem to have a good warranty and efficiency ratings but I had never heard of them.

[@noutilitybill]

Yes they are EXCELLENT quality.Look at the remote and you will see it is a gree remote and so this unit is a rebranded gree,the largest manufacturer in the world.Most mini splits (almost all) are made with parts from gree.if you buy the arctic series for cold weather you have the best unit compared to what's been listed here

[@noutilitybill]

It is a gree unit excellent quality look at the remote you will see what I mean.that pellet Olympia is better than what is mentioned.Gree is largest manufacturer of mini splits in the world

[@2centsworth766]

Mitsubishi has the best seer rating 38. highest so far. yes, they cost more but Mitsubishi is built rock solid.

[@nickauclair1477]

I got Mitsubishi electric. It was expensive but worth it.

[@kbengson9163]

Carrier has one rated at 42 SEER

[@brandonmurphy4657]

@@kbengson9163 yes it's made by midea tho

[@karmendimas5274]

that does not matter, its the quality of the install job, there are horror stories with EVERY BRAND!.

[@emmgeevideo]

Hmm... Intro is very insightful. "Heat during the winter, cool air during the summer." I have to watch the entire video now. I'm sure more wise insights will follow.

[@TechsYouCantLiveWithout]

😂. Sorry about that. We did not catch it. Thanks

[@LegitPick]

Daikin? Looks cute

[@o-h7567]

Only heard of Daiken and then only negative.

[@brandonmurphy4657]

So basically midea and daiken

[@Blitzkrieg.u812]

CHINESE JUNK... less the daiken... the best minisplits on the planet is Mitsubishi and fujitshu... the kings of the hill

[@ryanhamstra49]

Issue with Fujitsu is their tech support is the worst tech support I’ve ever used. Daikin and Mitsubishi are great, but I find daikin easier to install personally.

[@Blitzkrieg.u812]

@@ryanhamstra49 then I guess your the only one with fujitshu issues

[@ryanhamstra49]

@@Blitzkrieg.u812 I mean, their equipment is fine. I wouldn’t say I’ve had any more issues from them then from daikin or Mitsubishi. But when I have had issues their tech support is worse than useless.

[@Blitzkrieg.u812]

@@ryanhamstra49 you are not using the fujitshu tech portal... I am registered with fujitshu and many others .. I am also a diamond dealer for fujitshu and mitsubishi.. I get first priority

[@ryanhamstra49]

Lucky you. We are daikin dealers and we use Gensco tech for Mitsubishi. I rarely have issues with any of them though, I would have no issue putting any of them in my own place, other than I’m not a fan of the look of the Fujitsu heads, but that’s just personal opinion.

[@shdwbnndbyyt]

I was looking for a whole home heat pump that I can hook up to a ground loop... not mini systems.

[@AlexR_44]

add "geothermal" to your searches

[@budsworld22]

I was in the business for 35 years . I can only recommend Mitsubishi or Daikin . KEEP AWAY FROM LG !

[@michaelcoursey7305]

I didn't see anything, so they must have been slithering.

[@SansNeural]

If you don't have a leg to stand on, slithering may be your best option. That and earning commissions at Amazon off cheap import crap.

[@thegreatresist5278]

“Because of global warming “. 🤣. Come on

[@EvildeadIII]

5 best by opinion - How scientific and utterly useless 🤣

[@ahah1785]

Never again....had to toss mine in the garbage after it froze solid as soon as temp turned below freezing. Ice buildup is not something installer talks about....back to wood for me...such a waste of cash...

[@sprtplt]

Mini splits LEAK, a lot.

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

No they do not. What you had was a bad installer who didn't braze the a/c lines correctly.