I did do a test and yes it will increase room temp with higher set point. We’re not at the cabin so keeping temps lower on purpose, just checking it remotely and adjusting with sensibo (at 5ft height ). I think it could maintain our normal winter setting when present of 68-69°When ypu say, "could not maintain heat set point of 60", have you tried setting them a bit higher, say 65, to see if the actual room temp can stay at 60? With our mini-splits, we have to set the heating set point a few degrees higher than what we want the room temp to be, due in large part (I suspect) to the location of the mini-split temp sensors near the top of the indoor units. You'll use a bit more energy, of course, but I suspect those units would have no trouble heating a building with even moderate insulation to 60 degrees with an outdoor ambient temp of 13. They'll just require more energy to do it.
Lt. Dan, did you go with the Della? curious how it's doing on heat mode.Yeah its kind of hard to believe lmao
What are you using to make this graph? Is this running off batteries or grid?Really testing out the heating capability of the Senville 24k Aura. Overnight it used an average of 2kw and outside low temp was 13 degrees but could not maintain heat set point of 60, about 5 degrees off. Still a win compared to electric baseboards that are still available for backup.
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I did go with the 12k Della unit. I haven't really turned on the heat, because of other heat creating items in the garage, like the SolArk, the Nat Gas Water Heater, etc. I did turn it on as just a test, and it does pump out some really good heat. The only reason I turned it off is because as soon as the garage opens to drive the Tesla out, all the heat is lost. It seems like it definitely takes more power to heat than it does to cool, but that could just be the environment and location.Lt. Dan, did you go with the Della? curious how it's doing on heat mode.
Running on grid, have wood stoves and fireplace if grid is down. All the data from openweathermap, sensibo, and emporia is ingested into Home Assistant. From there I use Grafana or basic home assistant dashboards.What are you using to make this graph? Is this running off batteries or grid?
My Goodman lasted 9 years and then compressor gave up the ghost....that led me to install two 24K EG4 direct from solar units....so far so good.Anyone out there with Goodman mini split experience to share?
My house in NC had an old reliable Trane heat pump. I believe it was original to the house which was built in 81. A bit over a year before I sold the house, the heat pump got a leak somewhere and needed to be replaced. I researched everything I could and ended up buying a Goodman. I won't go into details, but my research led me to believe that Goodman makes better HVAC units than most other's and is much more reasonably priced. Got a 2.5 ton 14 seer heat pump installed for $4k. No issues for the time I owned it and it worked very well.
Goodman 12,000 BTU 18 SEER2 Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump Air Conditioner 550 sq. ft.
Your Goodman minisplit?My Goodman lasted 9 years and then compressor gave up the ghost....that led me to install two 24K EG4 direct from solar units....so far so good.
Goodman heat pump.Your Goodman minisplit?
Same thing, right?Goodman heat pump.
How long have you had these EG4's?My Goodman lasted 9 years and then compressor gave up the ghost....that led me to install two 24K EG4 direct from solar units....so far so good.
It seems that Mitsubishi, Daikin, Fujitsu (Mitsu being the top dog) are the top 3 brands.Im a goodman dealer, and am unaware of them making minisplits.
Daiken, the parent company of goodman make a fantastic robust line of minis...
Installed two at my house this spring when the Goodman central air heat pump cratered. Work great. Put a Senville in my bedroom because it only runs at night. It takes it 5 minutes to crank up for heat while the EG4's seem to start up and produce heat much, much quicker. Just go through putting two more EG4 24K's in my barn. Two may not be enough, but it will make a big difference I hope. The last EG4 almost stumped me. It would not power up. Turns out the positive mc4 connector was not pushed together ( the one inside the unit) got that fished out and connected, works like a charm now.How long have you had these EG4's?
I guess on a larger scale....I am no HVAC guy....not yet anyway......Same thing, right?
Watch this video, maybe it will explain some things.It seems that Mitsubishi, Daikin, Fujitsu (Mitsu being the top dog) are the top 3 brands.