QUOTE(Bigblock @ Oct 10 2017, 07:50 PM)
Yes I am, they installer is supposed to come in on thursday so I have tomorrow to purchase. Any idea on price/meter?
I just saw they sell by 20m I stand corrected. Can I get a custom size? Just spoke to my installer and he said he is using standard 0.6mm for my non inverter aircond. Will that be sufficient?
Go with thicker pipes of at least .7" to.8". Unless the copper piping is installed before 1995 you can reuse. That's because by then, China made copper pipes came into the market. Before that, the pipes are of consistently good quality.I just saw they sell by 20m I stand corrected. Can I get a custom size? Just spoke to my installer and he said he is using standard 0.6mm for my non inverter aircond. Will that be sufficient?
Just to add on... based on my experience, I will insist two things with a new reno concerning ACs:
1. Professional AC installer to install piping - many a times the piping work provided by the developer are inferior and I had two strikes, one suffered a catastrophic failure but the AC's compressor protective mechanism shut down and gave a coolant loss error code.
2. Use individually jacketed insulation - there should be no temperature gradient in an AC piping. The temperature along the pipes are fairly constant within a good insulator. A gradient will exist when two pipes are insulated within the same insulator. One pipe is in liquid phase whilst the bigger one in gaseous. There'll be two temperatures hence the gradient.
All this was borne out of my fair share of headaches after which I resolve going the way SG does with residential AC piping.
This post has been edited by halcyon27: Oct 11 2017, 08:39 AM
Oct 11 2017, 08:30 AM

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