Does it come pre-charged with R-410A refrigerant?
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Yes, it comes pre-charged up to 15ft of line. For further questions please contact us directly. Thank you. The AC Outlet
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SPT6000 uses R-410A as the refrigerant. If you go to the SPT [Sunpentown] web site, it talks about R-410A being EPA recognized, CFC-free, and chlorine-free. But if you google "R-410A myths", and then choose the "Hanabery HVAC" web site, there is an excellent article about myths and facts for R-410A. The consensus is that it is safe and the current choice for most major A/C manufacturers. Hope this helps, Ray
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GREAT question..... No they DON'T. So buy it somewhere that keeps it refrigerated, before AND during shipping.
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Yes it does come with refrigerant and no it does not require professional installation. I do not recommend doing yourself, however, as the company's technical support is abyssmal.
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It sure does. Mine came already charged, though this might not always be the case.
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Yes, this unit will replace your existing condenser, but it does not come with refrigerant.
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Yes, the one I ordered came with a standard hose. Some opt for a separately purchased insulated hose.
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Refrigerant is stored in outdoor unit as shipped. Line set and indoor unit has no charge. Need to vacuum/evacuate and then release the refrigerant from outdoor unit.
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No it does not, it is a sniffer and pulls air into the diode and thats what picks up the refrigerant.
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NO. I just ordered two Coleman coolers for our July 2014 RV trip, and I purchase separately the AC adaptors. It does not come with the adaptors.
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It does not. you have to buy it seperately. It is also made by Derale. Here is the one I used:Derale 13021 -6AN x -6AN In-Line Fluid ThermostatCraig
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The entire affair is sealed, with the liquid coolant preinstalled. You never need to add coolant during the lifetime of the cooler. I have several of these running in PCs, and they're effective and quiet.
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The kit comes with refrigerant only. If your system was fully drained and/or disassembled (thus no oil in the system), you must add oil prior to charging. They do have a can that will push oil through the charge line just like you would be recharging the refrigerant. The reason for waiting a day before checking oil level is to let the oil get fully distributed within the system and mix completely with refrigerant.
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The Accucharge has alarms that will sound whe you have charged the system completely according to weighing the refrigerant into the system via suction line. Hope this helps!
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It is pre-charged, but you still have to have an HVAC professional vacuum the line out and release the refrigerant per the instructions. Unfortunately, only professionals have access to the tools needed. We called around, and estimates were around $200 to compete this after having it already all wired up and ready to go.
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I had an A/C company charge my system after I installed it. They charged me for 8 lbs of refrigerant.
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I don't see a problem if it is a typical R-type refrigerant (R22/410/134 etc..) I believe things get a bit more specific when dealing with recyclers.. but this unit is recovery only. Of course, device specific adapters will have to be purchased or modified to connect the machine to the refrigerator.