🌬️ DAIKIN 12,000 BTU 17 SEER Wall-Mounted Ductless Mini-Split Inverter Air Conditioner Heat Pump System: Complete Installation Kit & Wall Bracket Included (230V) Review

I think Daikin is the best unit you can buy. The guarantee is double that of others. This is a commercial unit, not a commercial price. You'll need someone to evacuate the lines and release the freon (unless you have a pump to do it yourself). If you are unsure of which brand to buy, hopefully this leads you to Daikin. It was a pleasure dealing with the seller of this unit (HeatandCool) if I buy it for my garage I will only buy from him. Customer service means a lot to me and they were perfect.

My sister lives in a cottage that is about 320 square feet. It used to be heated with an electric baseboard and had no air conditioning. I installed this unit and it does an excellent job of cooling and heating. By using it all winter, I reduced my heating bill by about $100 a month, so I assume it will pay for itself in the long run. It's not very good at removing moisture. The inverter on this unit spins up to 4400 BTUs, but that's clearly not enough to keep the compressor running. If you are

I bought this mini split for my mother in law in the attic of our barn. I'm using it to heat a small room (only about 400 square feet) so I'm hoping it will heat and cool the room efficiently. I paid my HVAC technician to install the unit and while he didn't say it was difficult, it took him the better part of an 8 hour day. Part of the problem was that the split was installed in a prefabricated barn, so I'm sure the installation was anything but conventional. He said the price of this device…

We have ordered the installation from a licensed electrician and HVAC contractor. The device is not working. The HVAC company told us to call Daikin - they said it was an internal problem with the unit. We did. The person my husband spoke to directed him to MrCool even though it is not a department of MrCool. MrCool didn't understand at all why he was sent there. So he called Daikin back and left a message and explained the theory of the MrCool staff and also what our HVAC company said and they

Installation kit includes connection cables between outdoor and indoor unit. It's a 16 AWG size, which violates NEC as it must be able to handle the rating of the main fuse. In this device 12KBTU, so 14AWG, with 15A fuses. The indoor unit installation instructions do not include the steps for connecting the control cable, which requires a strain relief connector. No problem, I can buy this, but it doesn't come with instructions on how to remove the entire plastic cover (it doesn't say it's…