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Solar kiln.. will it work?
Will probably add a little fan to keep it moving. Not a great spot to season I know but hoping this makeshift kiln ensures it’s mostly ready by December. Gets like 4 hours of direct sun at the moment and increases to about all day in late fall. EDIT: I’m getting flamed by yall for stacking against the garage. I’ll pull it.
u/tcloetingh — 5 days ago
▲ 3 r/heatpumps
Continuous fan OFF using KJR-120N in AC mode
SENDC-36HF. Is this possible outside of AUTO fan selection? If I select a manual fan speed it stays on constantly.. which is fine sometimes. But I’d also like to be able to hit high cfms while cooling but also not run blower at 350watts continuously.
u/tcloetingh — 24 days ago
▲ 3 r/DIYHeatPumps
How low can a 3 ton go?
SENDC-36HF. 95 ambient, 2000sqft, thermostat set to 74. Reading about 857 watts. Pleased, but wondering how low you’ve seen a 3 ton go ?
u/tcloetingh — 2 months ago
▲ 24 r/firewood
Assist
Beech is taking its toll on me. Figured a score through the middle would help (it does)
u/tcloetingh — 2 months ago
I only have gable vents
Should add fan on on top in center (2 story colonial)
u/tcloetingh — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/DIYHeatPumps
Ducted blower wattage
Curious what y’all are seeing? May turn up the speed a little but not sure how my numbers look as is.
For my Senville (midea evox) 3 ton - 165/250/340.
u/tcloetingh — 2 months ago
Senville ducted system up and running
DIY 3 ton SENDC-36HF is up and running on my 2k sqft colonial in SE PA. A few finish items remain but it’s functional. Starting out with my 24v ecobee just to get a baseline coming from my single stage 4 ton, but planning KJR tstat here shortly. Will install the aux kit next fall. Tbh I will be running a lot of tests and experiments with consumption, air flow, static, etc. Ask me anything.
u/tcloetingh — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/DIYHeatPumps
KJR t-stat installation
So just throw out all these wires and hook it up to ha/hb on my Senville SENDC-36HF using normal unsheathed 18 gauge wire?
u/tcloetingh — 3 months ago
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Thought I could be a tin knocker for my diy install.. wrong. This was $450 well spent. Lined too.
u/tcloetingh — 4 months ago