Posted by Philip d on October 09, 2021 at 02:36:08 from (96.44.73.155):
In Reply to: Home HVAC unit posted by john in la on October 08, 2021 at 17:16:03:
Theres literally 1000s of them on PEI. Theyre mainly used for heating here in cooler months but most get used for A/C in the summer as well. You can have the indoor units professionally cleaned with a coil jet mini split cleaner and a bib kit to catch the mess. If theres any in your area talk to someone who has one Theres dozens of manufacturers,Fujitsu is a popular brand, an 18 000 btu unit will do a nice size area. If your looking at multi head units youll be looking at at least 24 000 btu and you can run 2-3 heads off of those. Ive seen runs up to 40 feet each and they work good. The disadvantage of a multi head unit is if the outdoor unit fails they are all down.
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