[Swampfox]

I would have that plug on the secondary drain removed and a float switch installed also

 

[jpb2]

there are little issues but it looks a hell of a lot better than what you had

 

[Mr Bill]

I hate to nit-pick but.... Needs a p-trap.

P-trap could be down inside return, blows my mind they can even run PVC pipe into the return,
code in Houston won't let you do that, that greenfield or bx cable will be rusted in a year "unless it's stainless" then what about the wire running through it?

 

[beenthere]

P-trap could be down inside return, blows my mind they can even run PVC pipe into the return,
code in Houston won't let you do that, that greenfield or bx cable will be rusted in a year "unless it's stainless" then what about the wire running through it?

What if its aluminum BX/greenfield. Will it still rust.

 

[Mr Bill]

What if its aluminum BX/greenfield. Will it still rust.

I would have just ran it in Sealtite and not would not have had to worry about.

 

[Swampfox]

Those Square D disconnects are reliable too




Not!!!!! I think they are designed for 1 time use, I refuse to turn one off, I go inside to the breaker panel

 

[Rookie2dafield]

hard to tell from the pic. but it looks like you have air leaks were the copper goes into the air handler. Get cork tape or permagum to seal that up or you will have dirty air bypassing your filter.

 

[arc8]

Nice Install!!!

But!
I usually trap the A_coil condensate.
I always use a lineset cover (looks much nicer), instead of metal!
I usually use Ultra-Lite pads. If not, then cement pads. They look alike.

But, it's a nice install anyhow!

 

[air311]

Those Maytags sure are purty

 

[t527ed]

Those Maytags sure are purty

looks like it would be a b!tch to work around on a sunny day...........

 

[Twilly]

Twilli wonders is that the new infinity system Mr.Bill always talks about, its a very nate looking job

 

[beenthere]

Twilli wonders is that the new infinity system Mr.Bill always talks about, its a very nate looking job

It was Mr Nate that installed it.

 

[cmajerus]

looks like it would be a b!tch to work around on a sunny day...........

yea there's a bit of glare, just gotta have the welding helmet in the truck!

 

[captain air]

Nice install
there should be a trap or the blower will hold the water in the tray till it over flows. The secondary drain should also be ran out as it is intended for saftey.

In this type install if you primary drain clodgs then water will fall all over the filter and floor. Secondary will help avoid this.

Looks good though I am just being nit picky

 

[Mr Bill]

Nice install
The secondary drain should also be ran out as it is intended for safety.

How do you run a secondary drain out if the unit is in a closet in the middle of the home? Just wondering.

I guess if your determined enough you could run it into a pan somewhere with a pump, to pump
it into the attic and out.

 

[captain air]

How do you run a secondary drain out if the unit is in a closet in the middle of the home? Just wondering.

I guess if your determined enough you could run it into a pan somewhere with a pump, to pump
it into the attic and out.

Right along side the primary. It may never be needed but the one time it is would work out better then the cap it has now

 

[Mr Bill]

Right along side the primary. It may never be needed but the one time it is would work out better then the cap it has now

Are you saying run the secondary into the same drain as the primary? if so what happens
if the drain the primary run into gets stopped up?

 

[beenthere]

I think he means run it as a seperate drain along side the primary, but terminate it else where.

 

[Swampfox]

I dont think running an entire secondary drain line is necessary, but it shouldnt be left like it is, it needs a float switch, I like to use these on upflow applications, they work great

 

[Mr Bill]

It was Mr Nate that installed it.

Mr. NATE does good work I wonder if he is NATE certified?