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Hello. There was an option to install this unit on the side of the house and on the rear and to run the pipes through the loft. To find out more about the cost, contact us via our website and send us a request for price. Also, if you could provide some pictures, that would help to give a much more accurate price.

@@electrumelectrical thanks, that makes more sense. We have a 3 bedroom semi detached, so the side of the house is available, but the air con would need to be mounted high as its a shared driveway between the other neighbour, but it would be easier to run the pipes to the ceiling, loft and then to the outside. I will differently have a look on the website with pictures. Thanks

Thank you for your comment. Decision wasn’t the installers decision is customers.

I appreciate your offer we’re good. I know we have a lot to learn.

if you visit our website on electrumelectrical.co.uk, you’ll find our contact details there.

According to my experience and knowledge, no planning permission is required to install a Split air conditioning unit. Still, there are some guidelines that the installer must consider. If you want to install a heat pump in the future, There might or might not be a need for planning permission. The best is to contact the local planning authority. I would advise you not to consider what the installer tells you unless he can provide written proof from the local planning authority.

That’s amazing, this is the way!

In UK you need permits as well, but not always, if we were to install in flats or in central London, we’d need permits. For this job since it was not bothering any neighbours we didn’t need any permits. Thank you very much for your comment!

Thank you so much.

The cost of full Rewire and air con installation was £15,000 and that was with the discount because our customer gave us more work. Thank you for your question.

From what I've heard, they're phasing out the pouch production and moving to being a copycat Milwaukee pack out maker 😒

Toughbelt is the Brand. Menards has some great deals right now on them online. It’s in the States but might shit over seas. They have it all on clearance.

It’s true, you are spot on they did not care. We asked and they said they did not care, we even asked twice and they were sure of it. The customer wanted to minimise the costs of pipe and trunking. Thanks for your comment.

Well, happy to know that this advice is helpful to you

Sorry I can’t answer your question, if you could clarify a bit hopefully I can answer. Thanks.

You don't, butane(r600) is a hydro carbon so not covered under the f gas regs

Thanks for your feedback. The design was chosen by the client, so we had to respect their wishes. I appreciate your understanding!

I agree. Please don't bolt these onto the front of your house like this. Certainly not at high level anyway.

I understand your perspective, but this decision was made by the customer. As they say, don't shoot the messenger.

@@electrumelectrical I understand. My message was directed at the customer really. I know you just do what the customer asks, within reason! 👍

Great job on the video, great explanations, you explained lots of good points that I didn’t know about, looks like you do a very professional job as well, I think it shouldn’t be on front of house though, maybe you should refuse these installs if asked by customers as, it may not bother the customer but others living on the street might be very happy about the look of this fan, keep up the great content👌🏼✨💚🙏

@@nascorob thank you so much for your encouragement. I appreciate that this particular video was useful to you in the seven points. This install which we did in the front of the house was very urgent for the customer. But Yess will be good idea to spend a bit more time with a customer to advise to install a bit more hidden place.

Thank you for your comment much appreciated. I hope I can do better than that even in subscribers in the future.

They are heat pumps, sorry for not making that clear in the video. Thank you.

Yes, it will be our pleasure to install One in your house. You can contact us on our Webside.

Thank you for appreciating our work! Regarding the placement of the indoor unit above the head of the bed, I understand your concerns. I used to feel the same way before I started doing these installations. However, I've learned through experience that this position is actually optimal. The unit is designed to blow air in a way that it doesn't directly hit those sleeping in the bed, ensuring a comfortable and effective airflow throughout the room.

Thank you so much for your question. Can you please make more clear question? I don’t understand water channel looks you mean? My apology for that I’m just being sincere. Many thanks looking forward to hearing from you.

@@electrumelectrical channel locs are a brand name for a slip joint plier. It's normally used to grab a pipe to turn. On a machined fitting one uses a crescent or fitted wrench. Nor mars, marks or gouges as the channel locs would leave. If you notice the installer is using a crescent wrench on the opposed fitting. Plumbers often use pipe wrenches to tighten or loosen pipes and connective fittings. Even channel locs, but a machined fitting allows a proper wrench with both unnecessary marks left.

Much appreciated, i’m learning from every comment. These tools I always have been using but aiming to improve. Nice observation, many thanks, Vasile.

@@electrumelectrical when we were kids working on our bikes, etc we would use whatever we could find to make due. A pair of any kind of pliers would somehow work to tighten up a chain, a seat, adjust the handlebars or remove a wheel. At the expense of gnawing on the nut of course. Dad being a mechanic taught me these kinda things so I learned early from trial and error. Another common mistep was the incorrect screwdriver size. Live and learn lol. Glad to point out...😉👍

We appreciate that you like our video unfortunately we are not installing Ameristar air conditioning. I haven’t heard about this make if you can give me more details and what are the prices. And you know these days they have to be proven as reliable even though it might work well. And also to be able to offer five year warranty parts and labour.

@@electrumelectrical Ameristar, made by Trane. I'm unsure of the price but I have a 18000 btu rated for -35(Canada) and I paid $3700 parts + labour

Thank you for all this information, but we are in United Kingdom. I just checked online and I didn’t see any one selling. But I believe the main thing that you are satisfied.

Yes, this is amazing Tool it’s a bit of investment, but there’s no dust. Also requires good vacuum extraction. And I found Metabo one of the best.

Thank you for your question Sincerely is difficult for me to say what brand I prefer. Mostly I am focusing on Mitsubishi but the customers sometimes desire Daikin or Fujitsu. The last one I installed Fujitsu. I was impressed of the boost system which has an automatic control of airflow. It felt better. But I need to ask my customers one by one to let me know how they find it out. But genuinely, I would go for Mitsubishi and Fujitsu. Daikin comes always more expensive. Hope my answer was helpful

Only a beta cares what ppl r wearing on site. Production pays not how u look or how u feel about others on site. Fuqing pathetic

American? Lots of American tradesmen seem rife with insecurities and worrying about only using tools and equipment that the herd uses.

Thanks! The company is German and super high quality. We buy all our clothes from them, they are called Engelbert Strauss