Recent content by Markwithak

Well let's look at the TXV comment. TXV stands for Thermal Expansion Valve, it is your metering device located at the evap coil NOT in the compressor. And any tech that tells you that you cannot adjust the superheat or subcooling is either lying to you or they have no clue what they are doing...

From everything I've ever been taught you CANNOT run low voltage in the same conduit as high voltage. Your local electrical code may differ (I almost always deffer to the NEC over local unless the city inspector says otherwise).

This would be your best starting point.

Nice install but as a licensed HVAC/R tech there are a few things about this that jump out at me. Assuming that your charge is correct because you stayed within the recommended lineset run can be asking for future issues, the charge needs to be accurate to provide the correct amount of...

A Johnson Controls A-19 series temp control can also be used in this situation. It's completely mechanical and can be used with any line or switching voltage.