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Who on this forum actually works in the industry? 20+ year tech. here About 60/40 commercial/residential. :beer:

Get rid of gas?:headscrat

But what is your gas valve pressure set at, at the unit?

I agree, the guys try to install with 2' all around if possible.:beer:

5,000 watts = 17,060 btu's 7,500 watts = 25,591 btu's My garage is 24* 24*9, I have 45,000 btu (input) nat. gas.

They only required 2" of inlet air? We would never install one that way.:headscrat

Blocking the sun isn't as important as getting air flow through the condensor, if it doesn't have enough air flow, it will trip hp cut-out, as you will be running a very high head pressure, 410a already runs high.........blocking air flow may cause premature failure of compressor........just my...

45,000 btu is most likely the rating for nat. gas, running on lp it will be around 36,000.:thumbup:

Did it ask for insulation type/r-value, how many windows/r-value, directions windows face, size and location of overhead and service doors, air changes/hour? If so, you're probably pretty close.:thumbup:

We install Mitsubishi, with out a proper load calc., it's just a guess on what size you need, to small= no cooling, to big= cooling, but improper dehumidifying

That one says, "for use with 20 lb. tank". Is your gas pressure set right at the unit?

Thankyou, after looking at some of the pics. here, I need to re-model my garage.:thumbup:

Just heard of the site from a friend, looks like a great place. And, you have a beer smiley.:beer: