Condensers can make several different pitches when operating depending on the speed its running at. People hear the sound in different ways. The pitch or noise it makes can be modified with airflow adjustments and refrigerant charge in terms of pressure changes due to temperature.

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Yes they are. Thank you for watching my video. I appreciate the comment

The code is what the manufacturer specs recommend, which is 6 inches in this situation. The unit will perform at 100% capacity with this configuration. So, it is not necessary to put it 12 inches off of the wall and take up more space then needed. Also, we considered the customers walkway and adjasent pool house for clearance.

This is better than a Trane communicating 20i?

The condenser is 6 inches off of the wall with several feet to the left, right and front of the unit which meets the Carreir manufacturer specifications for this units clearance requirements. You can refer to the Carrier quick start and installation guide for model #24VNA6 to see the clearance requirements.

Who cares about specs.. I have to work on it and see what I am doing.. get it 15 inches away from wall .

I'm sorry to heat about that. Are you the installing dealer or the customer? Aa a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer we have a direct line to the customer assurance rep for our area. I have always had great support for my customers. If you are the installing dealer then you need to talk to your local Carrier distributers customer assurance department. If you are the customer you need to call the installing contractor and have them contact the Carrier distributer for support with your issue.

That is correct. The 3 ton will go down to 25% capacity on the lowest speed, where as the 4 and 5 ton go down to 34% capacity on the lowest speed. It will also depend on the advanced settings when you set up the system configuration in the Carrier Infinity thermostat. You can adjust those levels to your liking.

All of the Carrier Infinity variable speed AC condensers (24VAN9 and 24VNA6) only require a 2 wire outdoor connection.

Are you referring the filter dryer? If so, then yes it is necessary.

@@fijiman88 no, is installed on the suction line. But is not one of those you install after a burnout for temporary use. This one does not have ports. But it’s called refrigerant muffler. Is on the first page of the 25VNA manual. Is supposed to be field installed. I’m assuming it comes in the box when you buy a new 25VNA condenser.

@@abnergarcia6252 That is an add on accesory that is meant to reduce noise vibration in the refrigerant lines. We typically do not use them.

Thank you for watching my video. This house is 2,800 sq/ft

Carrier does not make a 21" wide coil in the 5 ton size. So we use the 24" wide coil. There is no need for a transition because the opening on the bottom of the coil is 20" which matches to the opening on the top of the furnace that is also 20". For the filter we use a 1" pleated merv 13 filter that does a great job and then they have an iWave air purifier which puts out positive an negative ions into the air stream to clean the air that way.

The furnace is sitting on a wood platform that is sealed inside with ductboard in a finished utility room.

We have never used one on a Carrier variable speed condenser. The inverter board is what controls the start up of the system and what speed it starts on.

That's great to hear that your Carrier Infinity system performing great after 15 years with no issues. The furnace in the video is an 80% AFUE furnace, that is why it is vented with a 4 inch metal b-vent per code on all 80% furnaces. If we would have gone with a 90%+ furnace we would have installed the PVC flue vent for that unit

There is a tax credit for both heat pumps and air conditioning condensers. AC condensers get up to $600 for any efficieincy over 16+SEER2. Heat pumps get a tax credit of up to $1,200 for the installation and $2,000 for efficiency of 15.2+SEER2 or higher. So a heat pump system can get up to $3,200 tax credit based on your income level. Please click this link for more details - www.albertair.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Carrier-2023-TAX-CREDIT-Product-Bulletin-1.pdf

If you send me the full model numbers of the fan coil and heat pump condenser or furnace, condenser and coil. I can get you an AHRI certificate rating for those systems for you.

Yes, it is the Carrier 80% AFUE furnace 58CU0A080C2120

in this case why did thencustomer choose 80?

Because they don't run the heat that much, the current configuration was set up for an 80% furnace and the cost was less.

I'm sorry to hear that. When we install this type of system we do a full commisioning that involves running the ac and heating for over an hour. We set the sub cooling, airflow limits for heat and cool, check static pressures, set humidty percentages, gas pressure setting, and make sure the software in the system is up to date. This ensures the system will opertate and perform at its best. I would check with your installer to make sure all of this was done.

If you send me the full model numbers of the fan coil and heat pump condenser or furnace, condenser and coil. I can get you an AHRI certificate rating for those systems for you.

@@albertairinc.1140 The 25VNA4 combination I am looking at is 25VNA436A003 + FE4ANB003L00, so I would guess it's the same but starting with 25VNA6 instead.

@@rayl6599 1 - 25VNA436A003 + FE4ANF003L00 gets a 19.5+SEER2, 12+EER and 9HSPF rating. AHRI Certificate #206788575. 2 - 24VNA636A003 + 59MN7B060C1714 + CVPVA3717XMC gets a 21+SEER2 and 12+EER rating. AHRI Certificate #208495073 Note: The rating the for 24VNA6 system will depend on what furnace and coil you match with that condenser with as well as if the furance and coil are horizontal or upflow in orientation.

The 25VNA4 is a heat pump and that is the highest efficiency they have for a heat pump. The 24VNA6 is the air conditioner and it is up to 26 seer.

@@bobdowler985 ah thanks. I just assumed by the similar model number that it is the next version in the line. Anyway, my 25vna4 was installed 2 wks ago and working well!

We have not found that to be true. When istalled properly they work great and are very reliable. When installing a very high efficiency system like this we always run new control wiring, ensure ductwork is sized properly or replace it with new, and do a full system commisioning to ensure proper operation. The only issues we have with these units is due to high or low voltage to the units always due to solar panels or utility companies not supplying the correct voltage to the house. Those voltage issues are usually easily resolved.

@@fijiman88 I have found it to be TRUE since I own one.

@@LouisS-cs7bh I am sorry to hear that you have had breakdowns with your system. But we ensure the systems we install don't have breakdowns by doing preventative maintenance twice a year, checking our customers system online through the Carrier connected portal for any code history with their system and installing them to comply with all local, state and fedreal codes and regulations. And while we cannot prevent all breakdowns from happening because some circumstances are out of our control, we do our best to give our customers the best sysem possible and back it with our guarantee and Carrier factory warranty.

There should be not replacement cost for parts. The unit has a 10 year parts warranty, and these have not existed for ten years yet.

I am sorry to hear you have had so many issues with compressor failures. We have had a few bad compressors over the years. But our distributer, Sigler's has been able to remedy the issue extremely quickly. Our customers were never without AC for more than a day. I wish you better luck in the future.

@@albertairinc.1140 sigler is our distributor. Our new builders are pissed and ready to dump carriers over this. New homeowners moving in and their equipment is on back order. Holding up them getting g their keys.

That sucks for you guys. I hate when when you can't finish a job because of equipment issues. We don't do RNC, so I am not having to deal with that problem, but feel for you. I hope it gets better.

Thank you for watching my video. The inverter and compressors on these condensers are under warranty for 10 years. Carrier reimburses labor to the installing dealer for inverters. And if for any reason the compressor fails you have the option to change out the entire condenser for free. So problem solved. No extra cost to the consumer.

This unit is great at dehumidifying. There are settings for dehumidifying as well as the condenser having 75 speeds. Because of the 75 speeds it will typically run at lower speeds for longer run times thus taking more humidity out the air for more even and overall comfort in your house.

Thank you for watching my video. It sounds like you had a bad experience with Carrier and the dealer. I am sorry to hear that.