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Makita has a line of Robot vacuums meant for large spaces. They're bulkier and pretty costly ($1500 / $2500+ with the batteries). I'm personally not too informed on them and whether or not they can handle cleaning up larger debris than a regular robot vacs or not...

If you got the Senville Aura 24k then it is just 10/2 with ground that is needed. Can't hurt to have the extra wire ran in case you change to something else in the future that might need it.

Good to know. Apparently the wifi stick that comes with the Aura models can already connect to Google. I just linked Senville in the Google Home app.

Unfortunately the app is pretty basic. It has since been updated since I installed mine so maybe it was fixed, but getting it connected to the internet was a bit quirky but once connected I've had no issues. It does what I need it to do. No Google or Alexa compatibility that I'm aware of. I...

I went with a Senville Aura 24k (rated down to -22) for my 3 car detached garage which is approximately 925 sq ft. I did the entire install myself, however they are not technically a "DIY" unit and require pro install for the refrigerant portion for warranty. I feel like these are a pretty good...

Excellent! That you Firebrick. That is all I needed to know. The pump is essentially brand new almost. I only used it once to vacuum a car A/C and it's just been in the garage ever since. I already ordered a CPS Micron Gauge. Now I just need to figure out what size ports the pump has and order a...

I've been trying to find someone to vacuum my Senville 24k lineset on the side but I've been having trouble getting someone so I figured I'll just order the rest of tools I need and do it myself. I already own a vacuum pump I had bought when I replaced a A/C Compressor on a car I used to own so...

I wanted to do the Mr. Cool DIY myself just to be able to do it completely myself without having to buy the tools needed to vacuum the lines but as mentioned above I realized the Mr. Cool DIY wasn't rated to work too well at really cold temps (The Hyperheat model is better but not DIY). I plan...

Yeah I figured as much since it's technically all concealed. I purchased an electrical whip which says thwn thhn wire from the disconnect to the condenser. Appreciate everyone clarifying for me :thumbup: I have 100' of Southwire 10/2 coming for $75 shipped (with tax) from ebay instead of...

Thanks guys! Yeah pretty basic question but figured I'd make sure! :lol:

Hello, I have a Senville Aura 24k BTU mini split heat pump being delivered for my garage tomorrow that requires a 30 amp 240v breaker and 10/2 wire. I just picked up a 60 amp non fusible disconnect box and I have to run a new line from the breaker to the box. Can I just run Southwire 10/2...

Yup, I know exactly what you mean. Same thing I was thinking about that it might be too dark with the graphite, but I do have much lighter gray walls. Thanks again for the info.

That looks great :thumbup: Is the center grey the "Alloy" color, or "Graphite"? I am assuming Alloy. Just submitted for a quote yesterday and plan to use a grey as my main color as well if I move forward, just not sure which yet. Thanks!

I just ordered 6 of these myself last Tuesday with the 7% GJ code, and Prolighting had them at my door just two days later on Thursday. I installed them on Saturday and they provide a good amount of light for my 3 car garage. I probably should have gone with 8 myself but was trying to just use...

I am in the process of redoing my entire garage. Interior dimensions appear to be around 35' wide x 27' depth x 9'8" high ceiling. I am mostly finished repainting in a medium/light grey. The garage is basically used for working on cars. The current lighting setup has six 8' fixtures with two 95...

Thanks for the info guys. I will have to see what I can do.

Hello, I was wondering if anyone had any idea's on if/how I might be able to fix this Garage door without replacing? The top is splitting apart as you can see in the picture. The door won't open with the door opener without manual intervention which is a real pain. It just gets stuck "under"...

Great, really appreciate all the info. Thanks!

Thanks, I'll have to pull a car out after work tomorrow and I'll check the ballast. The cold temperature got me confused since the old ones didn't say that so I didn't want to just buy them without checking.

Hey Everyone, My garage was built in '04 and has six T12 fixtures with two bulbs in each. One fixture has both bulbs out and I'm trying to figure out which ones are suitable replacements. I have no idea where they were purchased and obviously after 10 yrs this exact one is discontinued. The...