| Length (Feet): | 35' |
|---|---|
| Application: | Cooling |
| Insulation: | 3/8" |
| Liquid Line: | 1/4" |
| Suction Line: | 1/2" |
Yes, refrigerant linesets are listed by pipe OD.
Approx. 2.5", for both lines w/insulation.
If the Mitsubishi has flare fittings of 1/4 supply and 3/8 return it will work just fine. My older mini splits and my new Sanyo mini splits also use the same line set.
Yes, they cap the ends.
Yes, the sets I ordered did-- red plastic plugs on both ends.
Yes, the ones I received had a plug type cap that was fairly secure.
yes
Yes, my line set was capped at both ends.
The four line sets I ordered two years ago all came with plugs to prevent dirt from entering but I don't know if they do now.
You will need a vacuum pump with at least one hose that connects the pump to the service port on the mini-split. I would draw the system down for at least half an hour before releasing the vacuum, then releasing a small amount of refrigerant into the system and checking for leaks using a soapy bubble solution at each of the flared fittings. The preferable method is to use the vacuum pump and a set of gauges so you can measure the degree of vacuum, then lock down the gauge set closed and wait to see if any vacuum bleeds off. That will determine whether you have any leaks in your flared connections between the indoor wall unit and outdoor condenser/compressor.
This line-set will work as long as the unit requires a 3/8" x 5/8" line-set.
Yes it is compatible,but inspect the flares to see if they are perfect. If not, cut them off and re-flare. Good choice!
No its not. You need a line set of 3/8 inch for the gas and 1/4 inch for liquid. Your unit should have been supplied with a line set. Look for a line set pre-flared or you will need to rent or borrow a flare tool.
We don't see any problem with this, although it may be easier to purchase a brazed line-set if you are able to find one.
The tubing is made out of level-wound copper. The minimum bend radius is not a listed spec. We would estimate that it would be about 7 times the outside diameter of the copper.
Why not use bulk coil copper tubing I wholesale to Dealers and contractors, ONLY, has a very high PSI rating, all sizes the wall thickness is 0.30. I sell a lot of it to Boat shops for hydraulic steering and I am sure this application has no were near the PSI as that, ¼” is like 1800 PSI 3/8” 2700PSIit comes in 25’ & 50’ coils and maybe a whole lot cheaper, I don’t have a silver solder supplier.
Yes, it does.
Line-sets do not include refrigerant. Refrigerant will not flow through them until both ends are fully hooked up. The outdoor unit of the mini-split system will hold all the refrigerant until the system begins to operate.