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replace hvac system question WSZsr 07-10-2006
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Posted by WSZsr on July 10, 2006, 6:22 pm
I am considering aTrane XL19i system to replace my old Carrier system. I
have a 7/8" lineset that is about 20 feet long. Is that adequate for an
XL19i. I do not want to lose efficiency due to a lineset that is too small


Thanks from Round Rock, TX

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Posted by on July 10, 2006, 9:21 pm

>I am considering aTrane XL19i system to replace my old Carrier system. I
>have a 7/8" lineset that is about 20 feet long. Is that adequate for an
>XL19i. I do not want to lose efficiency due to a lineset that is too small
>
>
>Thanks from Round Rock, TX

I wonder why Trane ships the 4 & 5 ton 19i models with 1-1/8" suction
ports. if 7/8 supposedly is "good enough" ??

If you're smart, you'll put in the 1-1/8.

Posted by WSZsr on July 10, 2006, 10:02 pm
Thanks. That was the info I was looking for.

>
>>I am considering aTrane XL19i system to replace my old Carrier system. I
>>have a 7/8" lineset that is about 20 feet long. Is that adequate for an
>>XL19i. I do not want to lose efficiency due to a lineset that is too small
>>
>>
>>Thanks from Round Rock, TX
>
> I wonder why Trane ships the 4 & 5 ton 19i models with 1-1/8" suction
> ports. if 7/8 supposedly is "good enough" ??
>
> If you're smart, you'll put in the 1-1/8.



Posted by Stormin Mormon on July 10, 2006, 9:37 pm
My impression of Trane, is that they use specialize parts, to make it
hard for other guys to do the service or installs. I'd be tempted go
with Rheem, Rudd, York, Goodman, or some other brand.

How many tons is the system you need? And how large is the liquid
line? 20 feet isn't all that long a lineset.

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I am considering aTrane XL19i system to replace my old Carrier system.
I
have a 7/8" lineset that is about 20 feet long. Is that adequate for
an
XL19i. I do not want to lose efficiency due to a lineset that is too
small


Thanks from Round Rock, TX

--
If I had something witty to say, this is where I'd say it.




Posted by WSZsr on July 10, 2006, 10:02 pm

> My impression of Trane, is that they use specialize parts, to make it
> hard for other guys to do the service or installs. I'd be tempted go
> with Rheem, Rudd, York, Goodman, or some other brand.
>
> How many tons is the system you need? And how large is the liquid
> line? 20 feet isn't all that long a lineset.
>
> --

5 tons

3/8"



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