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HVAC units in narrow space? Jedd Haas 02-07-2005
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Posted by Jedd Haas on February 7, 2005, 1:41 am


I am considering installing central air & heat, however, the area next to
my house where I would like to locate the outside coils is narrow: about
32" wide and 10' long. Are there any units that are particularly narrow
(shallow) that could fit this space, with enough room to get around them
and service them?

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Jedd Haas - Artist
http://www.gallerytungsten.com
http://www.epsno.com


Posted by Steve@carolinabreezehvac on February 7, 2005, 2:55 am



> I am considering installing central air & heat, however, the area next to
> my house where I would like to locate the outside coils is narrow: about
> 32" wide and 10' long. Are there any units that are particularly narrow
> (shallow) that could fit this space, with enough room to get around them
> and service them?
>


Nope.

Not unless you think Mitsubishi, or the like...even then, I dont think that
there would be enough room for the manufactures specs, or most codes.


> --
> Jedd Haas - Artist
> http://www.gallerytungsten.com
> http://www.epsno.com



Posted by m Ransley on February 7, 2005, 8:09 am


When I put mine in the inspector made me stay 4 feet away from the
neighbors house. I put in a 14 seer condenser which was alot bigger
than the lower seer units.



Posted by HVAC fella on February 7, 2005, 2:05 pm


Maybe you could cut in an access that you could crawl thru, which would
allow you to get to the back side of the a/c unit for servicing ( ? ) .
If by chance , this is a Dog Run you are thinking of putting the a/c
unit in , i wouldnt do that --- a dogs urine is acidic and will eat thru
the fins and tubes of the condensor. I once had a Dog do that to a unit
over several years and it needed replacing -- there were hardly any fins
left on the unit ; never thought id get a replacement a/c job from a
Dog..but hey, im not choosy. I think i even thru a new DogBone into the
estimate.



Posted by m Ransley on February 7, 2005, 3:54 pm


Dog Bone DAVE the Hack Yakker says to cut a hole in your house to
service the AC
Bwaaaaaaaa HaaaaaaaaaaHaaaaaaaaaaaaa atta boi Dave hack em in.

Shut Up Dave



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