24000 BTU Mini Split Air Conditioner - Heat Pump - SENA/24HF

Love the Service shipping was perfect I will definitely buy more Love the service I get from so good to buy

I have installed this product many times now and found it to be very worth the money spended. Works great., quiet . Clean and affordable.. found the staff very friendly to deal with. They go well out of their way to make sure you get what you order and the it arrives intack and on time. No hesitation in buying this Product in the future has it is well worth the money spend

I installed this unit a few days ago and so far, it is very impressive! You can barely hear it and it heats and cools very fast. It has no problem to maintain a set temperature in my 1,300 sqf home. The installation was a little troublesome. I am a handy man and when I ordered this unit without having any experience on the installation, I thought I will have no problem installing it if an installation instruction is included (which there was). Once I had the system installed, I realized I need a "manifold Gage" and vacuum pump for the "evacuation" of the lines. I had no idea such tools are needed. I checked some local plumber supply stores and realized these tools sell for $1,400 (there are cheaper ones to be found online but with no experience with these tools, I do not know what quality features to look for and scared away). I ended up hiring a plumber for this part of the installation which added $320 to my cost. Had I known this upfront, it still would not have me change my mind about the purchase but I would have had the chance to organize the installation better. Plumbers in our area are very busy and not able to come right away when first contacted. Therefore, I had to wait over a week for a plumber to show up after I had the unit installed and realized that I do need a plumber.

This unit runs really super quiet!!! I hooked up a power meter to keep track of power usage and so far it seems super efficient. Full blast cooling pulls about 1350W! Less than a hair dryer. Once it gets closer to set point and idles back to maintain temp it pulls 560W, just 20W more than the summer fan on my furnace. Once it reaches the desired temp the air handler fan on low idle pulls just 15w. The unit completely off consumes 8w. Overall really, really happy with this unit, especially for the installed cost. Did the electrical and mechanical installation myself, except for the commissioning I left to a licensed HVAC repair man; vacuum evacuation, leak test, line purge and freon release. He said this unit was very well constructed, and was impressed that it had a scroll compressor at this price. Of course i needed a longer line set than 25ft, so he cut and flared a 30ft set down to 28ft. I got the 30ft line set off ebay because with the 5/8" vapour line all the local plumbers / parts suppliers treated me like an idiot when i asked for them, one also told me to scrap this unit and buy a $5k Carrier, yeah right buddy. I will be keeping track of this units efficiency/consumption in a spreadsheet, to see how much propane it will save me in winter and where the economic the balance point is using the heatpump. The outdoor unit is very quiet, you have to walk over to it to see if it is on. Ok now the things i don't like, improvements to be made. Wish it would have a display led on the air handler for heat mode and also dry mode which it does not. Wish it had dry contacts or wifi control for Nest integration which it does not. Wish Airpatrol was not so terribly annoyingly buggy interfacing with this unit. I wish the temperature display led's on the unit could be centered, kinda looks goofy offset to the left. The neoprene seal in the senville line set kit is junk, wouldn't stick just tossed it, get yourself some proper hvac duct seal from the hardware store. But really that's it, Overall a really impressive machine for the price, I am quite happy. I hope to review this unit again after a winter in Alberta!

just got it installed today at last .by a pro .was a big job and the units seem to be whisper quite with all the bells and whistles you can think of .i would change where the wiring goes in to the outdoor unit .a plate would be much better than the two holes through the cover and bigger flares on the line ends.we redid the flares. other than that it`s wonderful so far .hope it stands up well is all . only time will tell if i saved money or threw it away i guess.$ 560 ca to install and the electrician was very reasonable . thanks

installation was easy