Thanks for the review. I am considering a Senville for my garage. FYI... the SF rating assumes an 8' ceiling... Insulation matters even more. Once you insulate, I assume it will keep up much better.
Roof is now insulated so are the walls. 9ft ceiling in half the shop with a 12 ft ceiling in the other half. Still well within the specs of this unit. It just dosent seem to cool the air down very fast. I need to do an updated review.
@@THEWORX99 Good intel... thanks for taking the time to reply. Perhaps I will round up with my unit? Im hesitant to do so because there is such a thing as having too much AC (i.e.: short cycle). Saying this, I would still be curious to know the CF of your space (floor SF x ceiling height) vs Senvilles 8' assumption... reason being, yours is x9 and x12, effectively resulting in a 20% to 50% increase over the 8' assumption.
@@THEWORX99 Thank you once again... you are awesome. By way of info... Seneville assumes 3,456 CF for your SF and you actually have 4,608 CF... this is about 33% more than Seneville assumes. Im not sure if CF is linear as it relates to BTU ratings? My gut says that it's not??? Meaning, BTU rating might be somewhat exponential to the CF that it is cooling (but I don't know this to be true). I wish all HVAC manufacturers would give CF guidance vs SF recommendations because not all rooms have 8' ceilings. Not trying to be a "know it all" because I know NOTHING about HVAC... I am simply trying to return the favor by providing this math as I investigate Seneville as an option for a fall install (its to dang hot to do it now!)
why didn't you cut your lineset to the proper length? No wonder it doesn't work worth a shit, how's the oil return cycle suppose to work with all those loops you got going on there.
Insulating the copper lines at the unit sure would've hurt! I cut my lines and reflared them. The directions clearly indicate longer line sets loose efficiency. I have a pioneer 3ton single head unit seems pretty good. Have to wonder with 3 head units on yours if its under charged?
@@THEWORX99 oh cool because I have a 12,000 btu Senville and keep forgetting about all the features this thing has I'm off grid on solar so I'm trying to get it to run as efficient as possible
Thanks for the review. I am considering a Senville for my garage.
FYI... the SF rating assumes an 8' ceiling... Insulation matters even more. Once you insulate, I assume it will keep up much better.
Roof is now insulated so are the walls. 9ft ceiling in half the shop with a 12 ft ceiling in the other half. Still well within the specs of this unit. It just dosent seem to cool the air down very fast. I need to do an updated review.
@@THEWORX99 Good intel... thanks for taking the time to reply.
Perhaps I will round up with my unit? Im hesitant to do so because there is such a thing as having too much AC (i.e.: short cycle).
Saying this, I would still be curious to know the CF of your space (floor SF x ceiling height) vs Senvilles 8' assumption... reason being, yours is x9 and x12, effectively resulting in a 20% to 50% increase over the 8' assumption.
@@michaelbauer7023 I've got 20ftx12x12H
16x12X9H
@@THEWORX99 Thank you once again... you are awesome.
By way of info... Seneville assumes 3,456 CF for your SF and you actually have 4,608 CF... this is about 33% more than Seneville assumes.
Im not sure if CF is linear as it relates to BTU ratings? My gut says that it's not??? Meaning, BTU rating might be somewhat exponential to the CF that it is cooling (but I don't know this to be true).
I wish all HVAC manufacturers would give CF guidance vs SF recommendations because not all rooms have 8' ceilings.
Not trying to be a "know it all" because I know NOTHING about HVAC... I am simply trying to return the favor by providing this math as I investigate Seneville as an option for a fall install (its to dang hot to do it now!)
why didn't you cut your lineset to the proper length? No wonder it doesn't work worth a shit, how's the oil return cycle suppose to work with all those loops you got going on there.
Turn your lineset horizontally and strap it up so it doesn’t kink and it will put less stress on your compressor
Insulating the copper lines at the unit sure would've hurt! I cut my lines and reflared them. The directions clearly indicate longer line sets loose efficiency. I have a pioneer 3ton single head unit seems pretty good. Have to wonder with 3 head units on yours if its under charged?
Nope I fully vacuumed the system and charged it with what they told mee.
@@THEWORX99 You didn't charge it. You just released what was already in the unit. Half ass install = half ass performance.
Good thing code is not an issue!
Wow.
Does turbo makes the wall unit run faster or blow harder ?
Yeah it increases the fan speed
@@THEWORX99 oh cool because I have a 12,000 btu Senville and keep forgetting about all the features this thing has I'm off grid on solar so I'm trying to get it to run as efficient as possible