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They pretty much are plug and play, you just need a 220V recpricial. They even come loaded w/ refigriant, so it is just cut copper, connect, done.
by rootsudo 3y ago
They pretty much are plug and play, you just need a 220V recpricial. They even come loaded w/ refigriant, so it is just cut copper, connect, done.
- bilsbie 3y agoEvery time I’ve bought one there’s been three employees at my house for 8-10 hours.
- rootsudo 3y agoI. guaranteee you they were useless. It helps to have another person to mount it if not on the ground, but you can do it yourself. I've installed over 10+ myself. At the same time, since people saying it's difficult and such - I should start selling this as a service :P
- GordonS 3y agoTFA said some homes need new piping, and Ia believe some need new radiators too?
- sokoloff 3y agoLike many things: "it depends". If your current system can heat the house on the design day with 55°C/130°F water, you don't need to change piping or rads. (My house was in this situation as the original system was designed for gravity flow and so was massively oversized for a modern pumped system.) If your house has minimum sizing of baseboard radiators and the design day flow temperature is 82°C/180°F, then you need to update at least the emitters and maybe the piping.