Senville LETO 12000 BTU Series Mini Split Air Conditioner Heat Pump - Install & Review
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- Senville LETO 12000 BTU Series Mini Split Air Conditioner Heat Pump
B00UV3LGUE
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ALEXA ENABLED: Use voice or app control to control your air conditioner from anywhere. Use routines to adjust temperature settings while you are away and enjoy energy savings of up to 40%.
4-IN-1 MINI SPLIT SYSTEM: With air conditioning, built-in heat pump (up to 5F/-15C), dehumidifier, fan and turbo function. DC Inverter, UL Listed, AHRI Certified, Works with Alexa
DESIGNED FOR HOME & BUSINESS: Powerful performance and dependable durability with high quality design for an attractive appearance. Great for bedrooms, additions, living rooms, and even commercial applications like stores, restaurants and warehouses.
WHAT’S INCLUDED: Includes indoor air handler, outdoor condensers, remote control and installation kit with 16ft. line set and communication wire. Pre-charged with R410A refrigerant for up to 25 ft. Important note: requires professional installation.
5 YEAR WARRANTY: Backed by an industry leading manufacturer’s warranty, with 5 years on parts replacement and 5 years on compressor. Trusted quality and design by Senville, with free technical & installation support included.
Senville LETO 12000 BTU Series Mini Split Air Conditioner Heat Pump
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Just installed this exact unit today and this video was way more help than the instructions that came with the unit.
Do you happen to have a link to the fuses that work for that shut off
That dude’s beard is going to catch fire 🔥
A lot of great info. Very helpful and instructive. I think you helped me make up my mind on the brand and model I will purchase. Thanks for putting this video together.
always take vacuum lines off with refrigerant fully in the lines if u take off before introducing refrigerant into the system when taken off the adapter it will suck in air if you do it the other way refrigerant will blow out of the Shrader when removing
Great install, very clean and thorough! I like the lines in the wall looks better.
What about putting the lines in a vacuum
Super cool video thanks sir
Thank you for your video!!
I really appreciate it!!!
That's what I like to see... a person who thinks outside the box, totally unencumbered by the instructions.
Confused about you cutting,flaring and vacuuming the lines. From what I read on their website, it says "These units come pre-charged with R410A refrigerant and include the necessary piping for installation and hook up" which to mean they are like Mr Cool units, just hook up, open valves and you're done. Thanks for vid!
Precharged is different than vacuumed. I have the same unit and you need to vacuum them.
The refrigerant is self contained in the outdoor coil, NOT the lineset. So after plumbing your refrigerant lines and properly tightening the flares, and pulling a deep vacuum, you then open the outdoor unit to allow refrigerant to flow.
Are you running a 25 amp unit on 14 gauge wire or was it 12 gauge wire in the outlet box?
Thanks for the video. Really appreciate it.
What fuses are you using? Any link
Great job 😊
Amazing!
my only question is since you shortened the lines, you did not account for less refrigerant. Is that a big deal or is it not enough of a change to have to worry about. This is going in my garage!
Nobody seems to show how you run the signal cable through the grey conduit. The signal wire runs with the refrigerant lines so where do you all of a sudden transition to the grey conduit?
I’m curious, if there was a potential leak that you detected, why did the vacuum hold so well?
How’s ur mini split doing ?
Woah? Heres a question.
Thats a 115v unit. You have a disconnect wired for 220v.
You had a black line, and a white (should be marked black or red tape on the white line as it is 120 volts).
That power is going to the unit to the line/neutral and ground.
Line (black or red) but your neutral is a white wire...the same white wire from the disconnect's power?
That is def a mistake. The neutral should be spliced in the disconnect box, not, carrying power.
Your send 120v thru the neutral to the load center which should be bonded to ground.....
Buena observación
It is correct. I believe that the 9000btu unit has 240v going to the compressor outside, then it runs a 120v back up to the indoor unit from the outside unit.
Well Done!
Did you need to purchase a disconnect box?
link for insulator pads?
In heat pump mode, how many watts dose it use ?
How many amps is this unit?
I mean where did you buy😊😊
22:58 what adapter is that as i am having a hard time connecting my r410a manifold gauge set to that low side to perform an evacuation?
Update on how is going?
You both it where?😊
I connected it mine the same way and my exterior compressor is not working 😢
Probably because he has a 240v disconnect going to a 120 unit. His wiring is wrong.
A. If his white neutral line is carrying power, then it is carrying another 120 V through the disconnect through the neutral line on the unit or.
B. He has a neutral running through the disconnects. (Line) and the neutral should just be spliced together, not running through the fuse in the disconnect....
@@wiley0714 I took care of mine it needed it’s own line I was getting power from a gfi 😆
Lol where you connect the red hose? In the sand