60 ft copper pipe, is the compressor efficient enought to support such a long distance. you should think how to move the compressor nearer to wall unit. I dont think this is a good idea.please consul expert.
Air cond copper piping cost issue
Air cond copper piping cost issue
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Feb 24 2025, 10:06 AM
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60 ft copper pipe, is the compressor efficient enought to support such a long distance. you should think how to move the compressor nearer to wall unit. I dont think this is a good idea.please consul expert. nihility liked this post
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Feb 24 2025, 04:18 PM
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QUOTE(nihility @ Feb 24 2025, 03:51 PM) 60ft = 20m, it is at the limit of of performance for fully inverter unit. The option for non-inverter unit is totally out of consideration due to distance limitation. IC, if the compressor location is fixed you may have no choice but to repair the leaking.Some Strata, they limit the location to place the outdoor unit but they will specify what type of AC to use ( inverter or non-inverter). This is a common issue with the newly built unit, developer want to conceal the piping in the slab. But once the piping leaks, it is almost impossible to detect / repair. Ended up, the AC contractor usually will suggest to by-pass the old pipe & run the new pipes. Just like the old plumbing pipe in old house, if you ask the plumber go to detect & repair, the plumber will ask the owner to by-pass with the new piping. Perhaps you can arrange for someone to inject pressurized water into the copper pipe to locate the leak, and then cut and replace the damaged section with a new piece. but all this need try and error. or else change new copper hose. hope you get best solution without spen big amount. |
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