my unit went up is was a rudd - up but it was 2.5 ton r-22 - I already have duct work - could I buy this and it would work. I have a gas furnance
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Yes-I did the same thing but get your tech to help out. They replaced the inside unit as it is a split system. And it`s Rheem. I had a new a/c and central heater installed. 13 seer 3.5 ton
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I do not know. I have not used my as of yet. The data says you can use it with R-22. Therefore I would start with the connections on the tank and move up the line. Now the tanks, have apparently differently fittings. and this is where you may need to buy the special connectors.
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I am using this unit on an older (old) Karcher 2400 psi and it might be even less than that, it works fine.
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The unit has a 6" duct opening, but I have an adapter/reducer to a 4" duct line.
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Id would recommend it, I was lucky and already had a gas line and electrical outlet, all I had to do was cut a three inch hole through my wall for the direct vent to the outside. I didn't need to buy any extra parts.
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ng at utilization pressure (UP) is what you have at your house. this is actually measured in water displacment inches. 7" of displacement is standard and that equate to a little less that 1/4" psi. what i recommend is that you use pipe and flex hosethe same diameter as the inlet on the burner. this is necassary to ensure you have enough gas getting to the burner to ensure complete combustion. i would think this burner has a 3/4" inlet if it is 60,000 btu's. this should give you plenty of gas as long as you are not trying to run 100' of hose. keep in mind everry turn in hard pipe such as 90* elbow also account for restriction which causes reduction in amount of gas at burner. ng at utilization pressure (UP) is what you have at your house. this is actually measured in water displacment inches. 7" of displacement is standard and that equate to a little less that 1/4" psi. what i recommend is that you use pipe and flex hosethe same diameter as the inlet on the burner. this is necassary to ensure you have enough gas getting to the burner to ensure complete combustion. i would think this burner has a 3/4" inlet if it is 60,000 btu's. this should give you plenty of gas as long as you are not trying to run 100' of hose. keep in mind everry turn in hard... » Read More ng at utilization pressure (UP) is what you have at your house. this is actually measured in water displacment inches. 7" of displacement is standard and that equate to a little less that 1/4" psi. what i recommend is that you use pipe and flex hosethe same diameter as the inlet on the burner. this is necassary to ensure you have enough gas getting to the burner to ensure complete combustion. i would think this burner has a 3/4" inlet if it is 60,000 btu's. this should give you plenty of gas as long as you are not trying to run 100' of hose. keep in mind everry turn in hard pipe such as 90* elbow also account for restriction which causes reduction in amount of gas at burner. « Show Less
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I believe that you must change the orifices (burners), but check with your local gas utility company.
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If you have 1/4 psi at the point of use. I think it will work fine. My run was too long and ended up removing 16 nozzles. And now it runs fine, just less btu's.
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It's actually just R 1.04 (very low) - unless you put a continuous 3/4" air gap around it with spacers - which almost no one ever does. Then it goes up to R-4 or something. Here's a balanced article with the pros and cons: http://bit.ly/a4VRz0 The stuff is pretty and easy to work with and I used it one some ducts in my basement. But know its limits and certainly don't mistake it for "high performance". The stuff is only 5/16" thick and you can't magically change the laws of physics with shiny foil.
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yes you can, it moves about 250CFM about a much as a 6 or 7" air duct can handle, a bigger duct say 8 or9" will allow it to move a little more. Very quite. needs a switch or relay to control the cycle on and off. not for high heat.
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You need to check Rheem specs. A heating plumbing store can look up the heater and rod size.
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Hi Julie, Like many said it doable but for a 5" duct might be a little small. My was an 6" duct and I end up going to Home Depot and get a reducer that cost about $12. I love how it look but installing it was a b*tch. It took a total of about 13 to 14 hours in a whole day for me to install mostly by myself. My wife did help me load it up into the packaging box that it came in. We use the box on top of the stove to support this range to help ease the load of loading it under our cabinet. This sucker weight like 40 to 50 pounds. Some of the nut and bolt that came with the package doesn't feel secure for me. I don't wanted the whole range drop down. I end up using toggle bolt that can handle 80+ lbs. each and use them on the top of the cabinet and use heavy duty dry wall anchor and screws that support 30+ lbs. for the side. This thing wasn't going anyway. For the perfect next time I think I well drill hole that was 1/4" bigger for running the power cord thru it. I end being slight not level on the range due to the cord bushing of the power cord on fitting the hole so it bumped 2cm higher and not set flat on it. Mounting the four top screw was a pain. Even with toggle bolt I have to end reverse mount it to make it easier to screw nut into the toggle bolt.
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I am not a plumber, but it might be able to be converted if you can get the correct orifice. I think propane's are smaller than NG. Best to ask a plumber. Good luck!
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I'm not sure, but if you had the right PSI and a measuring gauge I'm sure you should be able to...That just my opinion call a local shop and ask.
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It just depends how heavy is your usage. You may want to contact the Mfgr. for more specifications.
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No. It moves a lot of air and it would be restrictive to go to a 4 inch duct.
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You have everything you need ,but doesn't have gauge to tell you pressure. Found out my unit was converted so put 134a in and is cold now. If you don't have to use adaptor it has been converted. So really only needed to spend $10.00. Check to see if its been converted.Buy 134a if hose fits its been converted