Duh. Of course the manufacturer suggests that. They want you to wear it down quicker, so they can extract more scarce resources from you. It boosts profits.

Manual says it should NOT run all the time

They actually are not supposed to run all the time. Instead tied in to come on when the fan comes on

Watch the whole video

Connect it to incoming voltage, and do NOT cycle the REME-H, You cycle the REME-L.. If you cycle the REME-H you will shorten the cell life.

Tom that furnace is a piece of shit.

Lol. I thought the same thing 😂😂

But, it is true that the manufacture recommends that the unit stays on all the time. So we added an on/off switch so we can shut it off when needed. Though you could just pull the lv plug at the unit.

That's true but you don't want anything growing while it's off.

led should stay on 24/7

When they are installed without a fan switch or APS, they usually do fail rather quickly.

I also dont like the many reviews and comments about the ozone smell. Why not install the LED one? My HVAC tech came out for a maintenance and burner efficiency test and recommended the non LED over LED. I just don’t like the idea of it constantly running.

Do you have a eac terminal on your control board

@@MiHeatingGuy I have a York model gy8s080a12uh11a (2003 model) I am not sure if I make it parallel to the blower it means I have to connect the new transformer to the module or the wires from the blower?

On your control board you should have a EAC terminal next to the L1 terminal connect your black to that terminal off of the transformer in the white to the neutral in that terminal cycles with the fan Connect 24 V to the air purifier

@@MiHeatingGuy ok 👌 thanks for your help, I Really appreciated

@@MiHeatingGuy thank you very much... last question, I friend just called me.. he is also a hvac tech. He said also I can use the transformer supplied with the Reme led and use pig connectors to to the blower supply( he said the same connectors coming from the module to the blower 120, 208 and 240 and the white(c), do you thing this is good too or no?... again thanks for all your time 🙏 GOD bless you!

Gavin Hall yes.

No it will certainly not

@@marcbathon2346 what if it’s installed in the return?

Maybe never tried it

You need a firearm for that

You put it after the AC coil and it should be on 24/7 even if the blower isnt on

Go onto RGF's website to read more about their products. Lots of in depth info on there!

If you cant figure out how to wire in a simple transformer call a contractor out to do the install. Dont want to burn your house down.

I got a really good view of tightening some screws instead lol

Did you figure out how to wire a 24 bolt transformer? You’ve had 5 years to figure it out 😂

jairo torres do you know if you can just hook it to the green (fan) wire as long as the furnace transformer is large enough to handle it?

Robby Biddle yeah as long as you have a large enough transformer it should be able to handle it. I would install a transformer for the unit itself just in case or for troubleshooting.

1 in each zone

Do you mean 2 AC units? They dont go on the return but in the supply plenum. They have to have one per furnace/AC

no

no, but recommended

Not if you live in a humid climate.

It should be wired so that it is only on while the fan is running. And yes they recommend that the fan runs all the time.

Look closely at the base and you'll see the 3 slots that hold it in place. Just a short twist, then you'll be able to pull it out.

Yes

Yes as long as your furnace/audio handler transformer has capable if the amp draw. You may have to upsize but that's easy enough

Look at your voltage information, and choose the colors you need to use for correct voltage. Example. If your voltage supply is 240 and stepping down to 24v use the two wires that states 240.

Actually you are incorrect and missing the larger mistake . What makes equipment go bad is the countless power up and power off . Typically when powered up you surge the equipment to maximum amperage , then it drops down to actual lower running amp . A multistage blower is optimal with a forced air system . What breaks down equipment is the on off The UV install is fine , your not losing any pressure , he used a gasket which is the sealer . You can rest assure the duct system in the home is losing a minium 15% from unsealed and connections in an average home . Now let's get to the real elephant in the room . This unit produces ozone . This is harmful to human beings even at low doses as well as being useless in reducing indoor air pollution . This is outdated technology . The consumer should do a few minutes of elementary research in order to understand what exactly this is doing to their indoor air And goes without saying the installer knows nothing but what the box says . He needs , as an hvac tech to understand what he is installing . Clearly he has no clue He cares enough to post a video to help people , but doesn't understand he's actually , unknowingly doing a disservice . Research , delete the video , and post a new one with proper UV equipment that actually improves the indoor air quality and health .

@@ynot6781, blah blah blah. All marketing and early wear and tear nonsense to increase profits for your industry. Look, companies are going around trying to charge $2,000 for the installation of a UV light. Fuck out of here with that consumer exploitation. That's highway robbery. And you know what's sad? It's mostly the disabled and elderly they'll be fucking over. If they want to cut the hole, wire it themselves, they should. "The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides Ozone exposure levels that have been adopted by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires that ozone given off by indoor medical devices be no more than 0.05 ppm. Workers are restricted from exposure that averages a concentration of 0.10 ppm of ozone in a period of 8 hours, as mandated by OSHA. An upper limit of 0.10 ppm of ozone exposure is not to be exceeded at any time, according to NIOSH. The EPA's National Ambient Air Quality Standard for ozone is a maximum outdoor concentration of 0.08 ppm in an 8 hour period." You aren't suggesting this device produces beyond 0.1 ppm? Lmfao. What you're trying to do is boogeyman people into buying a different product. It's being used as industry propaganda to convince people to spend more money and adopt new brands that just can't compete in a free market. It's not rocket science, just like blowing out my sewage exit port is not a rocket science, and I should be free to do it without being fined. Installing doors and windows are not rocket science, either. Stop acting like it is, when you're barely able to write a coherent sentence.

@@ynot6781 so which UV system you recomend ?

+MIKE CHIESA works on any furnace thanks for watching

Mi Heating Guy mint how to grow mint

No. The goodman furnace must be replaced 1st

You're dumb he wired it in parallel with the other transformers house power it won't affect anything.

@@goodolbiker But a true statement nonetheless assuming the one transformer is near capacity to start with.

@@wickedwoman5471 no your wrong he is powering 2nd transformer off of line voltage not the 1st transformer. It is wired in parallel, same as plugging in 2 different things in separate outlets.

Question is, why does RGF sell to unauthorized people/companies? I thought that with warranty laws, the seller had to prove the installation failed due to incompetence.

Tactical Ace ? What do you mean ?make sure the transformer has power and run the low to the REME

1 wire goes to the 24 volt common. The other goes to the 24 volt power (usually the red wire).

If you don't have anything being powered off the board ie wet switch or ex trap just wire directly to the board 1 wire to R other wire to C

@@toneholler3020 wi that keep the unit on at all times or will it shut off when the blower isn't going?

If you dont know DONT TOUCH!

Not true at all. I installed a uv light myself and just had something replaced under warranty.

From their site... "Products that are purchased from anyone other than RGF Environmental Group, Inc. or its authorized distributors or contractors, for example, from non-authorized third party resellers through online sites such as Amazon, eBay, Bonanza, or any other eCommerce site are not covered by any RGF warranty."

Dont get it

Get either BiPolar ionizer from Air Oasis or Iwave R from NuCalgon. Look up the Nu Calgon smoke test. Its amazing and produces NO OZONE!!

Hahah right!

Anthony Buccini mine comes on red as well but all indicators show nothing is wrong...amp is fine, power draw is fine, u.v bulb is on. But the lights red

The new gen Reme has a red light

+ritewayguy the first and second generation of these lights were horrible bulb and ballast problems I did install 3rd generation light 5 years ago in my house and it still working good and I installed one of these in my new house and we'll see how long it lasts I do like this product

ritewayguy sorry wrong video early morning still sleep

The little piece of foil tape that you said you didn't know what it was for is a seal for duct board applications

You must be from California LOL

Mi Heating Guy nope Florida

Ionization works and is produced as long as need exists. Dirty air yields lots of need. Once the air is cleared the ionization and smell should reduce to be sensory oriented. Like if you cooked fish or had smokers in the home. Meaning situational. Hope that helps.

I can do it in 3, Blindfolded and drunk! Who gives a shit about your self proclamed incredible internet installation powers? Where's your video doing it?

JR Fortenberry fuck you old man

Fuck you old man fartenberry

Jacob Ormonde It needs to have its own 24v to operate the UV light.

You can, But I would up the VA power to about 70

Look again dipshit. It is installed on the supply air plenum.

Haha you moron

what an idiot, that's the problem with this type of video, i'm sure Mi Heating intended it for fellow hvac pros and you have dipshit home owners drooling and packing their amazon carts with this and a nest stat

Hey Sam, 2 years later and you're still a dip shit! 😝

You need to do your research on furnaces.as I can see on your channel you have nothing go ahead and Criticize people that actually work compared to people doing cartwheels on your channel. Rheem was The 1st company to come out of the modulating furnace and I was 13 stages I used install them all the time. But maybe that was before your time

Ooof! I keep hearing the LED version is for non constant fan use. I’d rather see myself with that one, but my HVAC tech says the non LED is better and air can move past the unit even when the fan is off. I can’t understand that but he did a great job on the other work, offered me free advice on two other items.

Then it on your table

Or shelf, stairs, or anywhere you want.. can be moved to your car garage, any room. Where ever toy want to do an ozone cleanse of the fabric, smells, ect. Cooking greasy food, bacon. Turn on Ozone in kitchen, and grease vapors are immediately illuminated, and left around the stove top.

This product does not produce any ozone! It uses PHI technology. Please go onto the website to read about these products.

Ozone is toxic

@@vegascolors Ozone is toxic as someone else mentioned.