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Slightly mad thought about split a2w system


Beelbeebub

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3 hours ago, HughF said:

Ah, gotcha... an outdoor unit that looks like an indoor unit...

 

It would need to be quite large...

That's my question. Standard sized indoor units can kick out about 3kw of cooling. Which means they must be kicking out about 4kw of heat to the "outdoor" unit. 

 

So if we literally switched them over, the wall mounted unit outside, the "main" unit inside we'd have a roughly 4kw heater.   If we cut the fan and coil off the inside unit and used a PHX, we'd have a pretty small indoor unit ready tonsoateibute heat about the place and the outdoor unit woukd be pretty discreet 

 

 

 

 

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58 minutes ago, Beelbeebub said:

That's my question. Standard sized indoor units can kick out about 3kw of cooling. Which means they must be kicking out about 4kw of heat to the "outdoor" unit. 

 

So if we literally switched them over, the wall mounted unit outside, the "main" unit inside we'd have a roughly 4kw heater.   If we cut the fan and coil off the inside unit and used a PHX, we'd have a pretty small indoor unit ready tonsoateibute heat about the place and the outdoor unit woukd be pretty discreet 

 

 

 

 

 I feel an appliances direct r290 mini split butchering project coming on 🤣

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1 hour ago, HughF said:

 I feel an appliances direct r290 mini split butchering project coming on 🤣

Can you imagine the neighbor looking out the window seeing the other one outside, pressing the buttons on remote to heat their home/bath? And the dialog....

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6 minutes ago, DanDee said:

Can you imagine the neighbor looking out the window seeing the other one outside, pressing the buttons on remote to heat their home/bath? And the dialog....

Luckily for all concerned, my neighbour is perenco Wytch farm 🤣. I can get away with doing all sorts of stuff down here.

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