MASSIVE Savings With The Senville AURA Mini Split

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  @diyhvacguy · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @jimjenkins003 · 1 year ago

  I appreciate you trying to save us DIYers from the HVAC companies charging us like they are brain surgeons but even I have my doubts about that ground rod.

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• TI

  @Time-Trvlr · 2 years ago

  The crimped connectors on the wire ends are a makeshift ferrals, best for stranded wires.

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  @christraudt6730 · 2 years ago

  master electrician here - i admire your dedication to a high quality install, however the ground rod is next to useless. the purpose of ground rods is to create an equipotential plane with the utility provider and the structure it’s connected to. an equipment grounding conductor is what you were missing, and its job is to carry ground fault current back to the service where the ground and neutral are connected, this creates a complete circuit and allows a breaker to trip in the event of a ground fault. how you have it set up, unfortunately will not clear a ground fault, and the disconnect box and ac condenser will be live (120v) in the event of a ground fault. to rectify this, a ground must be ran to the panel where that electric strip heat breaker is.

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  @bulklogan539 · 2 years ago

  Just installed 150 of them in an upgraded military barracks building at Ft. Stewart GA. &nbsp;Their last AC/heaters were like 40 years old.

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  @lucianoandsonshvac · 2 years ago

  The drain is not meant to go that way behind the head unit. There should be a plug on the unit near the hole you made that can be removed and put to the other side. Also if you remove the outer shell of the wall unit you can seal the hole behind the unit and will prevent more dust entering

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  @FloridaFrank2010 · 2 years ago

  Love Senville - been using their products for a few years now without issues.

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  @kimbreitbarth457 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Incredible detail and info for the DIYer. Could have really used this in May 2022 when we installed a 24k btu Senville. Now we are adding a 12k Senville &nbsp;to the far bedroom. Watched this as a refresher and you hit every install step. Thanks.

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  @TimJessen-b9v · 2 years ago

  The ground rod will not clear a ground fault, and if there is a ground fault,the condenser will be live voltage,and could kill someone who touches it.<br> It needs an equipment ground wire run back to the panel to clear a fault.

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  @bert192 · 1 year ago

  I have a 12k btu senville. It works great. I also bought an 18k btu della. It also works great and used to cost less than senville. I purchased another Della simply for the fact that the Wi-Fi app control is AWESOME. the senville basically uses Alexa and it’s hit or miss. It may turn off or on when you control away from home.

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  @patrickmckowen2999 · 1 year ago

  Great install 👍<br>Wow - only a 30A disconnect!

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  @godsblade300S · 2 years ago

  ✌️😜 Always very detailed info, giving even novices hope they can pull it off🤣Thanks Brother 💒⚔️ God Bless us All 🇺🇸🙏✝️

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