Della Mini Split AC Installation Step By Step 2024 | Total Installation
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- The Della Mini Split is easy to install and works great! This mini split is the 12,000 btu unit capable of cooling up to 550 square feed. The refrigerant is included in the outdoor unit. When installing this mini split you will need to pull a vacuum so that the copper lines will be filled. This unit runs as 27db with the silentmax system so the unit is very quiet. This Della mini split needs 240v power. It is nice to have the power and disconnect at the unit.
Mini Split website:
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Vacuum Pump on Amazon:
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Adapter for mini split threads:
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Plastic Pad for mini split:
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If you are looking for how to install a mini split this is the video for you. This diy mini split install is easier than you might think.
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Just replaced a Pioneer 18000/18 seer with a Della 18000/22 seer, I could never get a response with Pioneer, bad evaporator motor, then fried board due to wires pinched at board door from factory, Della very well built, made Pioneer look like tin can junk, Della almost the size of a 24000 due to better seer rating, same price and a promo was in effect, WiFi and better remote functions.
Thank you for a detailed installation, that was worth watching a longer than usual video.
I was planning to do a split unit install, this came very handy.
Awesome! It is nice to have ac in the shop. Installing a mini split is not too bad.
I like to make new flares, also trim lines to size, I never really liked factory flares, usually kind of ragged.
Interesting that Della precharges the outdoor unit with enough refrigerant for the entire system and you needed to vacuum down the lineset.. The other one you did had a precharged lineset and both units. Did this give give you more or less confidence that the lines are free of contamination from the air?
Thats is a good video i normaly i install those ac in 30 min it i work with allot of ac frome midea or gree
Pro work, Good stuff.
Thank you. Its nice to have this mini split in the shop!
Mine is showing a P2 error message and not sure what to do. Not cooling and fan stops spinning
I've been debating which mini split to get for my 10x20 detached office shed (cathedral ceiling), got a few questions for you Seth:
1. Did you run 12ga wire? What size breaker?
2. Any reason for Della over something like Senville? I don't plan to buy DIY kits so will end up buying the pump and adapter like you.
3. Thoughts on 9k vs 12k btu for my space? I plan on going 240V model either way.
It is nice to have AC in the shop!
1. I ran 10/2 for the mini split. You should be fine with 12/2 for a 12,000btu unit.
2. Della seems like a nice unit. I have only used Della and Mr. Cool. I do not know about Senville.
3. The 12k has not had an issue keeping my 20x30 cool. If your place is smaller the 9k would work. many of the 9k are only 120v.
What are you going to do with the excess? I ordered a 2 zone mini split from Della, and main floor is only about 8’ from where the outside unit will be.
My install location only gave around 2 feet of extra line. It will just be placed under the building. You will want to lay your extra line down horizontally if you are not going to cut it. Coiled but horizontal.
Why do you need an adapter to hook up the low side? Will the line from the vacuum pump just hook up correctly?
Normal with mini-splits. Read up!
The thread size on the vacuum pump is not the same as the mini split. The adapter is required to make the connection. This type vacuum is designed for several uses.
Yes that is correct.
Why are you using soapy water to detect a VACUUM leak?
There would be no bubbles, right?
The primary reason I use soapy water to detect a leak is because the instructions say to do so.
You’re absolutely right. Bubbles would be detected after a positive pressure test with nitrogen. Obviously a vacuum would not produce bubbles.
He opened the valve for 5 seconds, so it would have pressure in the line.
hurts my eyes to look at this 😪
Was it like a bug to a zapper? lol
Why? What went wrong other than bubble test.?