Thomson AC’s Danny Hunt and Mike Wunderley did a great job on this Cathedral City CA mini split heat pump?installation!
Watch here as Danny walks us through his installation
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- hole was cut in drywall for electrical
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- running lines through bottom of closet
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- refrigerant lines and electrical ran through utility closet
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- line cover in utility closet (before washer and dryer are in place)
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- line cover final in utility closet
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- View of the access hole cut in wall
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- refrigerant lines were hidden in interior wall cavity and patched later
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- indoor unit above closet
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- Indoor unit in downstairs office
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- Indoor unit hangs above picture
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- Indoor unit in master bedroom
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- refrigerant lines flared
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- refrigerant lines raw
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- Line set cover, elbow and backing trim
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- custom trim was cut for line set cover
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- custom trim cut and terminated around hole
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- drain line drains into rain gutter
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- Lines run up wall and look natural
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- condenser on outdoor patio
We were really excited to do all the custom work here to make this install look super clean. Mike and Danny did an amazing job.?The attention to detail is?superb!
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Here’s a brief overview of the work the crew from?Thomson performed:
- ?Install and mount (4) new Daikin mini split indoor units in approved locations
- ?Install new 4 port Daikin mini split condenser in approved location outside
- ?Run new electrical from indoor electrical panel to serve condenser outside
- ?Run electrical between condenser and all four indoor units
- ?Run new copper refrigerant lines between condenser and?all indoor units
- ?Install new line set covers to conceal copper refrigerant lines on the exterior and some interior parts of home
- ?Install new fusible disconnect, fuses, and electrical whip
- ?Install new condenser on plastic pad to ensure proper drainage
- ?Pressurize line set to test for leaks and remove moisture
- ?Pull vacuum on system to remove all non-condensibles
- ?Properly charge system with R-410A refrigerant
- ?Test system to ensure proper operation
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Warranty? Yep. The customer’s equipment is backed by:
- 10 Year Parts Warranty on DAIKIN equipment?Through Manufacturer
- 2 Year Labor Warranty Through Thomson A/C
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Thomson AC’s Job Completion Timeline for This Job:
- Equipment mounting and installation?- 2.5 Days
- Beautification and details – 1.5 Days
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More Information about Daikin and Thomson Air Conditioning
- DAIKIN WEBSITE www.daikincomfort.com
- Thomson A/C California Contractor’s License Number – 959811
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