Arkansas HVACR NewsMagazine May 2024

HVACR NewsMagazine May 2024

Is the system legal to install in the homeowner’s state. Who Cares! Here is what one line provider says. (Brand omitted)

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“Due to new efficiency

requirements, this cannot be installed

This article is about equipment that is being sold on line to whomever has a credit card with a limit that can support the purchase. There are plenty of caveats and disclaimers but

in the following states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas , California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.” Will the equipment be warrantied? Who Cares! The same supplier says this, “ The (name omitted) condenser comes with (name omitted) standard 10 year parts warranty with online registration through the manufacturer. A n installation that follows your state and local codes is required for the warranty to be upheld.” I added the bold less it gets missed. ” OK! That was a condenser. What about the story a homeowner gets when purchasing a furnace? What size should the homeowner buy? Who Cares! According to one online company, (name omitted) here’s all they need to know to properly size. “ BTUs (British Thermal Units) measure how much heat a furnace can produce. It is important that you choose the correct furnace size so your whole house can be efficiently and comfortably

Who Cares!

The credit card cleared and the unit has been shipped. Who will install it? — Who Cares! Will it be installed by a licensed contractor?--Who cares!

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Who will apply for the warranty? – Who Cares! Does the installer have a 608? — Who Cares! Not necessary. “ It is filled with enough refrigerant to fill a 15 foot line set. ” Does the installer know now to connect the refrigerant lines? Who Cares! “ (Brand & Model deleted) condenser comes standard with service valves that have sweat connections and easy access gauge ports, both providing a lower installation difficulty and time to lower installation costs. ”