Black Heads Matter

[GenesisRefrig]

Another remote install on an island. First time installing Mitsubishi black mini-splits. Customer wanted units to match his window frames.

[Snapperhead]

A Fake log cabin ... interesting

[STEVEusaPA]

A Fake log cabin ... interesting

Never saw that before. The corners are beyond a dead give away.

A shame you can't get the indoor unit in almond, so it doesn't stick out so much. I think white would've been better. Maybe you can vinyl wrap it...lol

Your work looks good!

[UrAverageAguy]

I’ve always wanted to find a place for something besides white... Either way I still believe that these units aren’t noticed until they are neglected and quit working lol. Good looking job though!


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[pctech]

do the black head units cost more or the same as the normal white ones

[joemach]

Looks good. Wall of pride job.

Only thing I see is that around here the disconnect needs to be above the outdoor unit. The explanation I got was that it needs to be easily identified as the disconnect for the unit. Dumb, I know. But that is the silly code around here. May not apply to your area.

[Nuclrchiller]

Never saw that before. The corners are beyond a dead give away.

Google "Old Kentucky Logs". Cast concrete log siding that has dovetailed ends. Actually looks nice. At least in the pics.

[GenesisRefrig]

do the black head units cost more or the same as the normal white ones

They are about $40 more I think.

[GenesisRefrig]

Looks good. Wall of pride job.

Only thing I see is that around here the disconnect needs to be above the outdoor unit. The explanation I got was that it needs to be easily identified as the disconnect for the unit. Dumb, I know. But that is the silly code around here. May not apply to your area.

Here, we need to be above the normal snow level. I’ve never heard of a disconnect height requirement. It sounds like a dumb rule. You would think the grey seal-tite that runs from the disconnect to the heat pump would be a dead giveaway.

[R600a]

Here, we need to be above the normal snow level. I’ve never heard of a disconnect height requirement. It sounds like a dumb rule. You would think the grey seal-tite that runs from the disconnect to the heat pump would be a dead giveaway.

Hey we have to accommodate total morons. Some of them pretend to be HVAC pros.

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[VTP99]

Where's the other head ?
I'll assume the other end by the window

[pctech]

worth it to the right client