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Any licensed local HVAC contractor can install the products.
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Any licensed local HVAC contractor can install the products.
Yes. Refrigerant lines can go in any direction, and the indoor and outdoor units can be higher or lower than each other.
AWG #16 is sufficient. The wire is only used to power the indoor units, which is 50 watts at most.
2.5 - 3 inches is sufficient.
The cost is variable. Expect to have 4-5 hours spent on the entire installation process for most common installations.
There are 2 flare nuts (for 9K: ¼”-⅜”, 12K: ¼” and ½”, larger: ⅜”-⅝”) that require appropriately-sized torque wrenches for proper tightening.
The 6-foot whip is for the final connection to the condenser, while the 4-lead wire is for the main run between indoor and outdoor units in a mini split system.
All installation must be performed by trained persons with proper tools.