is it the best for hvac work
323701
I don't personally do HVAC work (but I am landlord with rental houses, I have flipped a bunch of houses, and installed lots of HVAC, so I am often around it) and I would say this is at least adequate if not perfectly fine for HVAC work. It seems to be sensitive enough to tell the difference within half a degree between say, the cold concrete patio and the leg of patio furniture a foot above the concrete. I think you would be happy with its performance for HVAC work.
323702
It works just as well as a commercial model. It's just a smaller version, more light weight, with less bells and whistles. Temperature is accurate, while checking thermostat, Air distribution to each vent.
323703
I'm not sure what HAVAC is but if you need to find tempture changes/air leaks on walls and windows (to see what needs more insulation) this works like a charm.
1701359
For occasional and light duty work I would say yes. The compressor is very quiet and yet has quick recovery and holds good pressure. I would not agree to professional or prolonged use with a spray gun or any high cfm consumption tools. This handles my nail guns and airs an occasional tire with ease.
2151962
I have used both types and REALLY like the Vornado more! The Vornado's smaller "footprint" is great in the garage game room. It helps circulate the a/c in the summer big time. It is quiet and been problem free. I have bought and additional fan for the house. On a 1-10 I give it a 10!
649267
I use it in my shop but it's not really adequate for use as a dust collection unit. It has plenty of suction but doesn't provide enough cubic feet per minute (CFM) of air flow to really be efficient. In short, it's usable but less than ideal. However, if you're just looking for something to clean up with it's outstanding. I've been thrilled with mine and would totally recommend it over a shop vac. It's much quieter than a shop vac, provides more suction, has HEPA bags, and the hose is much more user friendlier.
1513040
Yes! The unit really doesn't get that hot. Furman is the best out ther right now.
1074701
No. This fan is design for a residential, light commercial installation and is resistant to humidity, only.You should search for an industrial ventilation fan ( or fume hood) and sit down before you check the price. Hope this helps.
1783004
We got this one for my husbands 2 car garage/shop and it works great . The doors arent insulated and theres cracks along the edges , so we were concerned that would be a problem but it hasnt it heats the room quick and nicely . I can't say whether its better then the others but were pretty happy with the performance of this one. Hope that helps
1663517
I would ask a HVAC professional. The answer really depends on your furnace and the airflow requirements. Dimensions are not the only thing to consider. HEPA filters are better at trapping particulates but they do reduce the airflow in a system designed for another type of filter. An HVAC guy can tell you if your furnace and blower can handle the reduced cfm.
983608
In my opinion it would not be adequate to the task. Insufficient cfm delivered at 120 psi would be very slow. Might be ok for a rare occasions but not regular application.
352823
Yes no problem. Im a shop owner and have an 80 gallon compressor for work. This unit is great for home use.
1847806
Some run hotter than others...my SPT raises room almost 10 deg. My Whynter is specifically designed to run cooler...It's still puts out some warm air but nothing like my SPT dehumid. does. I like the Whynter for that reason. It also seems to get the job done faster.
1246385
U can use these manifolds for any hvac system. The gauges are what u will need to watch. Gauges depend on what type of refrigerant you are using. Exp. if u are using 134a for a car u need 134a gauges plus the car adaptors for hoses. If u are using the manifold for 410 or r22 u will need gauges for 410 or R22
1095753
Yes, I recommend it. It is a good machine and well priced. Just change filters if using different refrigerant.
707625
they have a commercial version, however this can be used with any hvac unit.
492357
This vacuum can be used for HVAC and I believe artwork. Its designed primarily for air conditioning. Its mostly used to create a vacuum (remove oxygen from a Air conditioning unit) in your a/c system and I dont recommend this will work on other major projects listed above, with exception of lab use. I would not recommend it for the above projects. I hope this helps you.
183499
I have purchased 2 of these units for my work crews. We think they are the best for our needs in the Portland, Oregon area. We also take one when we travel out of area. I disagree with many of these negative reviews. Reviews are always subjective to a user's bias. Think of your needs and go for what fits that need.
2283281
I am using it for my 20 X16 shop which has a sloped ceiling that is 15' at the peak and the unit seems to be doing fine. I usually run it on low. I have had it less than one year but seems to be working fine and capturing extra airport dust acceptably. It also acts as a heat circulator by moving the hat air down from the ceiling. Good Luck - Andrew