Description
- Dimensions
- 14.25" H x 11.1" L x 49.57" W
- Weight (lbs)
- 70.9900
- Model
- DIY-36-HP-WMAH-230B
- Air Flow Direction
- Horizontal
- Configuration
- Wall Mounted
- Series
- DIY
- Special Features
- WiFi Capable
- Cooling Capacity
- 3 Ton
- Blower Motor
- Variable Speed
- Electrical Phase
- 1-Phase
- Max Overcurrent Protection
- 35 amps
- Voltage
- 240
- Line Set Connection Type
- Quick Connect
- Liquid Line Size
- 3/8 inch
- Suction Line Size
- 5/8 inch
- System Application Type
- Ductless Split Systems
- California Residents
- See Prop 65 WARNING
- Warranty
- 5 Year Parts, 7 Year Compressor
Customer Reviews
I needed to replace another unit that a previous contractor didn't do any part of that installation correctly, and the condensation line was leaking inside the house, running down the wall since that installation!! The indoor coil was 1-1/2" out of level, the line set wasn't wrapped, the electrical was tapped into the same circuit as the garage light and outlets...it was a mess.
It took me more time to demo the old unit out than to install the one I bought from you.
Thank you.
Very pleased with the price, delivery, ease of installation, and above all during this heatwave it is working excellently.
I ordered a 2 zone unit for the bedrooms in our home. It took a few months to arrive (manufacturer issue, nothing to do with HOD, and we were contacted on more than one occasion with an order update which was much appreciated!), but when it did arrive was very easy to install. Both the heat and AC function work perfectly, and our family is very happy!
I ordered a HVAC system and it arrived in a timely manner and with no apparent issues. I thought the system was defective once installed but it was the installers fault who wired it wrong. My only issue would be the fee (30% I believe) to return a defective item within the 30 day return policy. If it is defective the customer shouldn't have to pay a fee to return an item that is not operating as designed. Other than that this is a good company.
Installed my own central HP system. It was a bit of work but nothing beyond a person with basic mechanical and electrical skills. It took me a while because I had to remove the existing electric forced air furnace from a pretty tight place. Some custom sheet metal work and a bit of custom electrical too. Worked perfectly when powered up and I actually like the thermostat provided, although I wish it was clearer how to set up a temperature set-back schedule. Pre-charged refrigerant piping was something new and I liked that too. The best thing is that my electric utility forked out $4,000 and that paid for the unit!
