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Trane Resolute Heat Pump is manufactured by Gree. Gree Flexx has case coils, air handlers, and package units. Didn't know about the Trane Resolute until I watched this video. I'm a Gree dealer and contractor in Southwest Florida.

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Great information. We have an old R22 single stage AC with two systems one for upstairs and one for down. We are in Galveston county Texas and use a ton of electricity to keep our house barely cool. Been in the house 23 years and its time to upgrade to a more efficient system. Just starting our research.

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We are in the west valley in Arizona 1500 sq house looking for a train but what model do you recommend ?

Had a heat pump installed 15 months ago, by a friend in the business, who said he does Goodman. The unit had Daikin labels on it, inside and outside pieces. The outside unit, had a biglabel in front marked Amana. The part numbers were all Daikin, and checking online, I found the same numbers for Goodman. I'm aware that Daikin bought Goodman around 2012.

Thanks!

My old Carrier 25HHA was LOUD AF for a side discharge and even when charged can’t heat the house properly. This is good information for those looking for a replacement!

One of the selling points for the Daikin is the warranty. How does that compare?

Great audio on this video. That boom microphone is working! ;-)

Mine is 5" thick so this doesn't apply to me.

This is my situation. I bought a house 2 years ago, the furnace is horizontal in a crawspace, and for 2 years i have been looking for my filter. Couple months ago i decided to change out my return vent and put a vent that housed a filter. I then put in a 8x16x1 merv 13 filter in it and im still getting musty, allergy irritating air through my system. I also have cheap filters in my floor registers. Im at the point now where im going to shut it all down permanently and get a window unit or two. Any suggestions that wont cost thousands?

Worked at a plant that made parts for the HVAC industry. We made mainly subassemblies and simple components like check valves and distributors. Our main customers were Carrier, Trane, Lennox, and Daikin. Carrier and Trane sent the majority of bad parts back. Much of these send backs were for cracked solders and shitty looking braze joints. Some of the issues from Carrier came from leak detection and burst testing. We only leak tested to 200psi with Helium (smallest molecule), Carrier tests to 400psi on a burst test... Overall I can say choosing a brand of HVAC is like choosing a brand of lawn mower. It's the SAME components. The only difference is the quality of the assembly. That relies on the quality of the assembly worked. If your assembly line is experienced and well trained it'll be a solid assembly. If the line is full of temps that don't care about anything but the paycheck your quality will suck and something will be missed.

I’m a hvac technician and a residential electrician. My suggestion is to find a company looking for helpers and start there. If it’s a good company they will teach you the trade on the job and send you to classes as well. Trade school is pretty useless as you will be in debt, things in the field are a lot different than lab conditions, and most companies will just hire you as a helper/apprentice anyway.

I bought a house with a Trane and I hate it. Wish the previous owner had a brain and bought a Goodman.

Hello, A very informative video. I,m in SW Florida and have old Trane and Lennox AC units. I'm interested in a 2-stage heat pump or multistage AC unit. What might you recommend ?

Great content! My title 24 requirement is 18 & up seers! Does AC pro X series offer in 4or 5 ton in 18 seers?

Natural gas passed coal a long time ago

Will you come down to greeley co. To check out my ac?

Only one problem with this advice. In most cases, you can't just install a two inch filter without re-configuring ductwork or your return grille. A two inch filter won't fit any and everywhere.

Can this also be used in extreme heat like in 40°C to 48°C to cool down house.

The audio is poor again. Your boom microphone is not active. You may be next to it but it is not being used for recording. You’re also echoing off the walls since there is no sound insulation on the walls.

Is the performance of the Goodman GSZV9 on par with these units as well?

Parts AND LABOR warranty????

I am an Amana Dealer they have a gateway control on which you can install on a existing furnace for the Daikin Fit and Amana S- Series

I've had my Goodman going on 7 yrs from brand new and have only replaced the Capacitor! Btw, I live in Florida!

could a monoblock system be matched with the existing coil? Maybe that would make for a good episode. To me when I heard about monoblock systems I thought retrofit could be super easy and this adding more value to the deal.

Same company, like really? Ur show bs

I have a Ducted AC system, with natural gas for heating. In your reviews I'm never really sure if the system you are discussing is a "mini-split system or a ducted system. I'm looking for a ducted heat pump system to replace my current system. I live in central CA

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You could always call the manufacturer. They will most likely have you charge based on subcooling if it has a txv. Cut lines to desired length, flare, and recover the excess refrigerant.

Is Goodman going to come out with an inverter package unit? Thanks for another informative HVAC video.

I walked up a Daikin the other day, once I opened it up, nothing different than a Goodman. Same crap on the inside. Maybe the Daikin fit is different. Like cars, just another way to sell you the same stuff without you knowing for a different price ......Goodman sucks

I have a 1,300sf guest house remodel with new foam insulation in Tucson. Steam seems like overkill for that small and tight of a house that isn't used 100% of the time. For a bypass system should I hook up the inline water supply from the hot water heater to have warm water (125ish degrees) flow over the filter? (The house is on a water softner system as well. Don't know if that matters.) Will the bypass unit only work when the heat is on? Or will it also work when the A/C is on? Great videos! Very concise and easy to understand. Thank you for ting the time to create..

I’m considering upgrading my Amana unit with a TRANE XV20i. I’m in Houston I have a 3 floor home with a 2 ton unit cooling the 3rd floor and a 3 ton system with zone control for 1st and 2nd floor. The 3rd floor struggles with humidity control due to heat rising, home has an open stairwell from 1st to 3rd floor and sometimes the humidity is over 60% on the 3rd floor. Current system is 9 years old and already had the EVAP coil fail a few years ago. TRANE dealer quoted $18,000 for XV20i and a Dakin dealer quoted $21,000 for Dakin fit. Both complete system changeout with 80% gas furnace. My HVAC guy said either change this year with 410A or wait until 2026 for the new systems due to 2025 being the change over to work out the bugs of the new equipment.

Never should have let climate change lunatics dictate what people can use.

I hate how they're vertical, selling a 20k system and the most customer facing aspect has old paint and drywall anchors showing

i have an old r22 unit im holding together as long as i can waiting for r290 i really think it will change a lot of things. could you do a video on how the mono block would interface hydraulicly with multiple systems. like could it do a water heater and a furnace/AC on the same mono block?

Perhaps mitigate the explosion hazard by inserting 3x stinky compounds into the propane , IF it leaks = get outside.

Hi. Do you have a recommendation for an efficient cold climate heat pump where only heat is needed. Like the mountains of Colorado where we never need AC. I have propane heat and would like to reduce propane usage. Thanks

Did I miss the part about the warranty comparison?

I have a new VRV system installed last year and this thermostat set up is terrible. It has no alerts and as mentioned by others it is clunky. I’ve heard rumours of a possible module that I could potentially add to connect an Ecobee instead? Also, is there anyway to get room sensors connected to the Daikin One? Honestly, if I had known this thermostat, was this bad I wouldn’t of bought the entire system.

Used it about a week ago.Pulled a 4 ton and a 3 ton air handlers up into a residential attic.Worked real nice

Note that 3M's Filtrete 1900/MERV 13 filters create less pressure drop than their 1500/MERV 12 and even their 1085/MERV 11 filters, due to the construction of the filter paper. You have to drop down to maybe MERV 10 or less before you see a decrease in pressure drop.

I own a Victorian built in 1899. It has two separate units an upstairs/downstairs. I’m doing research now on what would be better - central heat/air or the ductless split. We’ll need two separate systems one for each unit.

I live in Northern California, climate zone 3. For 2-3 months in the year, the lowest average temp is 41F. Is the Daikin Fit-E overkill for me, and should I stick with the regular Fit, or is there anything new the Fit-E has/does that would benefit me?

Aprilaiare restricts ? Aprilaire is the only filter manufacturer that lists the impact of all its filters on static.

I have serviced many furnaces that have had one installed, my work also used one in the office furnace, it always made my eyes and nose sting.

Can you please do a video on which brand cost the least to repair. Thank you.

Why r there no Mitsubishi units listed government for site?