Insulated copper tubing
Insulated copper coils for the refrigerant line between the indoor and outdoor units. The diameter depends on the unit capacity.
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Insulated copper tubing, condensate pumps and Armaflex insulation: the supplies an installation needs to be done right.
Installation supplies
Sizes and quantities are defined by the unit, the distance between units and the conditions of the space.
Insulated copper coils for the refrigerant line between the indoor and outdoor units. The diameter depends on the unit capacity.
They remove the water the unit produces when there is not enough slope for gravity drainage. They prevent drips and damp in the space.
Elastomeric covering for the tubing. It prevents condensation along the run and reduces heat loss between units.
Why they matter
Most failures we inspect in third-party installations do not come from the unit, but from the supplies used to install it.
Tubing narrower than the unit requires forces the compressor to strain from day one.
Uninsulated tubing drips onto the false ceiling and the wall. Armaflex prevents that along the entire run.
When the drain is not below the unit, the condensate pump is what prevents leaks.
With three details we can build the full list of supplies for your installation.
The unit capacity defines the copper tubing diameter you need.
The distance between the indoor and outdoor units determines the meters of tubing and insulation.
If there is no natural fall towards the drain, we include the condensate pump in the list.
Tubing of the wrong diameter or insulation that does not cover the full run ends up costing more than the initial saving.
Tell us the unit and the distance between units, and we will specify sizes and quantities before quoting.
Tell us which unit you are installing and at what distance, and we will prepare the quote for tubing, insulation and drainage.
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