Installation of New Carrier Furnace and Ductwork in an Attic

[@2aleft715]

Great install

[@albertairinc.1140]

Thanks for watching and the comment.

[@2aleft715]

@@albertairinc.1140 I appreciate you uploading this. I'm new to the industry . 1.5 months now and as a sales tech I don't really participate on the full install side(even though that's where I would like to be) so your video put alot into perspective. I'm in so cal. Not sure where you are but would be an honor to see your truck on the road one day

[@mikerod-ml4rd]

Well done, looks legit

[@albertairinc.1140]

Thank you for watching the video.

[@MonicaVelasquez-o2r]

What was the square footage for the furnace that you installed?

[@albertairinc.1140]

Thank you for watching the video. This house was 1700 sq/ft

[@christopherbarth5172]

Thank you for sharing!

[@albertairinc.1140]

Thank you for the feedback. We appreciate you watching our video.

[@prajayshakya1250]

How do you change the air filter on this system?

[@albertairinc.1140]

Thank you for watching the video. The filter for this system is located in the return air grill in the hallway ceiling.

[@Danutzz2010]

I have never seen this type of heating system in Europe, is it more efficient than the radiator systems we have here?

[@albertairinc.1140]

Yes, this would more efficient than a radiant heat system. Europe has different housing and architecture so the system available to you would be different than in America.

[@andresland9906]

How do you size the ductwork for each room?

[@albertairinc.1140]

It is based on sq/ft of room, ceiling height, insulation, windows, etc...

[@syn-techcooling7282]

what purpose will this serve. what about the actual work being done.

[@albertairinc.1140]

The videos I make are to educated and teach consumers about the installation, features, and benefits of new Carrier heating and air conditioning systems.

[@patsquale]

Looks like crap . Sorry but here in Canada we put it upright in a basement with proper metal ducting and it's clean and easy to service and change filter . I'm sorry but that attic install looks messy .

[@albertairinc.1140]

I strongly disagree and think your comment is completely uncalled for. This furnace was installed in Southern California where we do not have basements. Most furnaces in our area are located in a garage, indoor closet or attic area. The code for ducting is R-8 flex type and the filter is easily accessible through the attic access and platform in front of it. Attics are not usually finished rooms, thus are dusty, have insulation, open beams and look messy in comparison. If you would have watched the whole video I go through why we moved this system to the attic from the hall closet and benefits of the new configuration. This system works great, passed all inspections and is complies with all local, state and federal codes.