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I bet he picks Arzel as I would

Can you post pictures of leak location?

No need to change with that diagnosis

The fan housing will block the majority of the opening

100% outside air for return

Make up air required to be tempered within 10 degrees of indoor air. IMC 508.1.1

I agree shophound, isn't it amassing the lack of knowledge base that is not required to be a contractor. This is an overkill for most residential applications, but some individuals have more money...

The caps are no big deal and IMHO are a waste of time and money for the consumer and proposals are made to rescend the requirement.

The drains being tied together is clearly a FUBAR. The purpose...

Let the charge loose, your readings exceed industry standards and with non-vacuum rated equipment the slight increase is to be expected.

Even better, they should be required to measure static pressure, show the refrigerant data (temps & pressures) and certify the unit after installation. If static pressure is high, you can recalculate...

With all mfg. only one combination in the series has to meet the rating and all others will qualify.

I agree wayyyyyyy over sized = short cycles, high humidity, extra cost etc.

A proper design with manual D,J,and S is needed

Primary and secondary can not be tied together. There are four options for auxiliary drain pan. IRC 1411.3.1

Sling also designed to use with distilled water

Tell your dealer you want the XL15I and forget the other choices. Invest in lowering the heat load of the structure, and most important is the proper air flow

Can you post a picture? It may be as simple as the float hanging on a Clear View trap

[QUOTE=marylandtech;15674881]Thanks for the info! What type of complications could I have??. I was going to seal the pipe to keep water out and oversize the conduit to have additional free space...

Be quite cautious, you will be not only at the piping limits but adding the underground leads to complications.

He would be correct, what ever insulation that is covering the duct would need to have a vapor barrier over it to prevent condensation from being formed in the insulation.

IRC 303.3 mechanical ventilation not required, but is an option to the ventilation requirements for bathrooms

You have a FUBAR and the system will not work.

A wet and dry vac will work better and will not cause damage from pipe separation if not glued

Looking at your second picture, the pipe exiting on the left and turning right with the trap and vent is the primary

When water freezes it will exert a pressure of 2000 lbs.psi

It would appear that your insulating company is fare more competent than your
(very reputable, highly recommended,never heard any complaints, excellent service company, does many foam houses) is.