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Just out of curiosity, how thick is the insulation on the line sets? We've been having an internal debate about the value of insulation on the vapor line during heating mode.
I am a big fan of watercooled units. Whats the flow rate on that one?
Very nice! Nice to see a DP switch across the unit, I wish everyone did this.
Originally Posted by steelersfan1 Nice work!! Is the training center at your shop? Yes Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Nice work!! Is the training center at your shop?
Its all the same. The central controller has changed and they've come out with some ERV/HRV Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Looks like a fun project. I went to an old class on this type system about 10 years ago. Surely I would want a refresher before tackling it now?
Originally Posted by R600a Looks nice. Have you had any problems with the white linesets leaking from formicary corrosion? I have read some have had problems and it seems sometimes the foam is acidic. Makes me leery of using it which is a shame because it looks so good. Sent from my "smart" phone using Tapatalk No. But, the tubing had a foul smell while purging N2. Almost like a carcinogen smell. Hope we don't have issues Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Looks nice. Have you had any problems with the white linesets leaking from formicary corrosion? I have read some have had problems and it seems sometimes the foam is acidic. Makes me leery of using it which is a shame because it looks so good. Sent from my "smart" phone using Tapatalk
Here is our training center myself and others put together. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yup, that’s how the Trane-Sung units were. Peel off the Samsung logo and put a Trane one in its place. Except they didn’t do great things together.
Its a Mitsubishi with a trane sticker. Trane and Mitsubishi are doing great things together Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Sweet, one of the new collaboration units from Mitsu. Hoping it goes better then Trane/Samsung did. A bunch of the schools down here are doing similar things with water source VRF.
96,000 btu condenser 4- 6,000btu ducted 1, 8,000btu ducted 3, 15,000btu 4way cassettes Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Originally Posted by gravity Trane/Mitsubishi heat recovery unit. VRF Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Size of the equipment?
Trane/Mitsubishi heat recovery unit. VRF Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Geofield with heat exchanger Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Ground water?
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Watercooled VRF New heat recovery unit. 8 indoor units. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Watercooled VRF
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