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What an awesome video, your explanation and setting worked perfectly for me. When will you make a video on setting for heat during the winter months? Thank you

Tim as always nice video again

@timdestasiohvac Thanks for the great videos! 7.57 Latent (equipment cap.) - 5.1 Latent (load calc)=2.47 Latent excess cap. in the equipment. 2.47 x 50%= 1.24 extra latent capacity to add to the sensible equipment cap. 25.3 equipment cap. + 1.24 Latent excess= 26.5 latent cap. for the equipment. 26.5 sensible (equipment cap/NEW) / 27.4 sensible (load calc)= The new equipment will satisfy 97% of the sensible requirement. I thought I learned somewhere that Manual J(load calculation) has a built-in overestimate? Maybe 10%? Is this correct? If there is an overage(safety factor) in the load calc., the 3% shortage probably won't even be noticed and in reality may not be present. The building heat load will be satisfied by the equipment and occupants will be very comfortable. Really enjoy all your content and building science videos! Thanks again.

Hey Tim, great info here! question for you though, with a home in need of 3 tons of cooling, would you recommend 3 ton condenser and ahu or upsize them then derate with j2 dipswitch?

Keep making videos!

Great video! I've been trying to figure out how to remotely monitor whether my oil boiler is tripped out on safety, but this doesn't seem to be a thing anyone has ever implemented?? Do you have any ideas? It trips once a week or so, but techs and service don't seem to be able to fix it. I can't find any issues myself either, but it's winter and I need to be able to monitor if it trips before the house goes cold.

Thanks!

Tim, are we going to have to wait until next Saturday to get the next part? You're driving me crazy brother... (Haha, Good things come to those who wait.)

You explained in less than seven minutes what my engineering lecturer could barely explain in two hours.

Thanks for another great video.

As always nice video I really like it

I have a two year old Si-ca 030 I sent is in for re calibration last year and paid the ridiculous $450 this year after sending it is was told it needed $670 of parts. This tool I sent them is in perfect and flawless condition. And they are trying to bully people into basically paying almost as much as a new tool every year. I don’t think I will use Sauerman any more unless they respond and change their business practices.

Thanks. Little late today! Usually watch this while eating lunch, lol. If I don’t see Psychrometric Saturday by noon I’m thinking I may need to send someone over your place for a wellness check! 😂 I think this series is great. Should be must see for all techs, and good for review.

Great Videos Tim!

These Bosch units don't hold up. Coil leaks, control board failures, blower motor failures, bent blower motor assemblies from the factory, etc. these units have very low capacity when compared to other systems. Would absolutely recommend that you stay far away from this Midea system, rebranded as a Bosch.

Another great video. Thanks.

Good stuff, as always, thanks, Tim!

Why does mine run all the time? It starts runs, stops for 1 min, kicks back on and repeats this all day. Very annoying

What does this have to do with psychometric?

Can you recommend any app instead of using paper charts.

Anyway to get this to alert you when temps drop or rise to a set temp? Been looking into walk in refrigeration monitoring.

Good stuff as always Tim. Thanks.

Would that work for 3 wire humidity or enthalpy sensors as well? How about expansion capabilities? That's really clever, great job and video!!

Great job. I appreciate this vid

I got the first generation Bosch. Has been amazing. Will I get more benefits out of the Ecobee than Bosch BC-100 ? I don’t have a 2 stage air handler.

I got the first generation Bosch. Has been amazing. Will I get more benefits out of the Ecobee than Bosch BC-100 I don’t have a 2 stage air handler

Which Sonoff is this?

Tim i have a bosch. I need some tips with the HP. And balance point explained. The hp will run below balance point and sometimes itll run say point is 35 itll run at 28 then next cycle is fossil. Is this common?

As always Tim you are the top technician. No way to miss your videos

Love it Tim. Keep them coming.

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Hi Tim-great video....have you ever worked with fan handler products? check them out....i am using their heat pump controller on my bosch heat pump in upstate ny with good results

We is the post video conference?

Great video! I’ve thought of something like this, but I’d like to monitor static pressure to know when it’s time to change the filter!

Do you find this unit noisy in heat mode?

Great video... thanks so much. I'm just north of Toronto, ON (CAN) and have the 3ton model with a 2-ton coil but with the Ecobee 3 lite. I have my Bosch running with only a Y1 (though I'm thinking of hooking up the Y2) and it ran perfectly during the summer months. I have my cool differential set a 1F (0.6C) and have ZERO setback, and it maintained a 75f (24C) with zero effort. I did have to lower the air handler fan speed though to increase more dehumidification. Now it's winter in heating mode but I'm finding the compressor fan to be running at a high speed even though the temperature outside is about 37f (3C), and is much louder than in cooling mode.. I wondering if I hook up the Y2 wire to enable the Stage 2 setting and allowing the air handler fan to run at a higher CFM, if this would change how the compressor fan operates? Would the compressor fan increase even more or decrease as a result?

Is this reliable unit? What about availability if spare parts?

Tyler is the Man, the Myth, the Legend!

Another good video ! thanks

very good video !

As always Nice video Tim

Very great in depth analysis. How much does something like that cost on average?

He’s pretty good at this stuff! Lol. Thanks Tim.

Just turned down a R410A condenser swap from a customer that purchased the heat pump himself online. Guy was saying it was a like for like swap and easy install. He had a 3 ton heat pump on a 1300 square foot house, a 20"x25"x1" return grille, a 14" flex duct servicing the return side, and (x10) 6" supply runs. Lol. I asked why he was replacing the outdoor unit and he said that the compressor failed. I bet it did. I was very polite and explained the glaring problems with his system design and told him it was outside my scope of work. He was still a little fanny hurt that I refused the job. As people become tighter than 3 coats of paint, these situations will become commonplace, especially as manufacturers and online distributors cater to selling to homeowners.

Another banger Tim!

Salt baes older fatter dumber brother

John is one of the most trustworthy techs in the industry.

Is manifold gas pressure usually off when you install new gas furnaces?

Bro would saved himself 30mins explaining if he just flicked the fan motor with a screw driver while it was still in place. 😂

I showed this to my boss, because I can't tell you how many times I've been to told to take worthless measurements that contribute nothing to indicating the systems performance.