[blakeobeans]

I came across a nasty home today where the ductwork was in such bad condition, and was so inaccessible, that I'm leaning towards a ductless minisplit solution.

In general, are ductless minisplits mobile home approved? Specifically, Mitsubishi or Lennox? Please advise. Thanks!

 

[jrbenny]

Yes

 

[lytning]

You are overthinking the situation.

 

[pacnw]

Yes

Really?

What do they get attached to for sturdiness?

 

[lytning]

The ground for ODU. A bit of ingenuity for the IDU. Should be studs there somewhere.

Really?

What do they get attached to for sturdiness?

 

[jmac00]

The ground for ODU. A bit of ingenuity for the IDU. Should be studs there somewhere.

most trailers are built with 2x2 studs, 16 on center, like everything else. also most paneling can hold a 39lb indoor unit if you use toggle bolts

there really is no reason why a Mini-split can't be used in a mobile home

 

[behappy]

My distributor has power bills from a red neck MH with mini split conversion.
This guy did it with 3 Chinese mini splits and cut the bill by over 60%.

 

[lytning]

Not unusual.

My distributor has power bills from a red neck MH with mini split conversion.
This guy did it with 3 Chinese mini splits and cut the bill by over 60%.