What size concrete slab is needed for 24,000 BTU outside compressor?
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Couple of cinder blocks is what i used. Just put gravel under and call it done
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200 btu is 3/4 in piping, 250 btu up all require 1 and 1/2 in piping with 3/4 in at the heater. Anything less will not fill has line fast enough. You may get away with 1" but says 1 1/4". I just ran it from outside the house to save re piping
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I Cut a 3" X 4" X 8" Concrete Paving Brick in half with one pass, with room to spare. I estimate it will cut close to 4 inches with one pass. Plenty of water is essential for a beautiful cut.
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4600 BTU 250 sqft heating area, I'm assuming this is with everything set a maximum
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Should be placed on 12-12 inch concrete slabs and should be anchored by placing rods on 4 corners anchored in 4-6 inches of concrete.
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I Cut a 3" X 4" X 8" Concrete Paving Brick in half with one pass, with room to spare.I estimate it will cut close to 4 inches with one pass. Plenty of water is essential for a beautiful cut.
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Do not use 4x4s unless your height is no more than 4 ft off the ground. a unit of this size will require support columns like a schedule 40 pipe 4 in in diameter or more embedded in 3 by 3 ft concrete footings at least.
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I"m not an experte but I'd purchase a concrete sonotube to pour the concrete above the grade by another 12"-14" inches so it becomes flush with your bball pad. Make sure you're adding to the total concrete depth though, not just reducing the amount of concrete undergroud. i.e. i can't recall but if the set up calls for 48 inches below ground level, you still need 48" plus another 12-14" above. i'd also buy longer rebar so they extend from the bottom of the hole all teh way to underside of the base plate. i'd also let the concrete cure longer before installing the post. concrete gets stronger over time. 3 days is the minimum. I'd let it cure for a week. I"m not an experte but I'd purchase a concrete sonotube to pour the concrete above the grade by another 12"-14" inches so it becomes flush with your bball pad. Make sure you're adding to the total concrete depth though, not just reducing the amount of concrete undergroud. i.e. i can't recall but if the set up calls for 48 inches below ground level, you still need 48" plus another 12-14" above. i'd also buy longer rebar so they extend from the bottom of the hole all teh way to underside of the base plate. i'd also let the concrete cure longer before installing the... » Read More I"m not an experte but I'd purchase a concrete sonotube to pour the concrete above the grade by another 12"-14" inches so it becomes flush with your bball pad. Make sure you're adding to the total concrete depth though, not just reducing the amount of concrete undergroud. i.e. i can't recall but if the set up calls for 48 inches below ground level, you still need 48" plus another 12-14" above. i'd also buy longer rebar so they extend from the bottom of the hole all teh way to underside of the base plate. i'd also let the concrete cure longer before installing the post. concrete gets stronger over time. 3 days is the minimum. I'd let it cure for a week. « Show Less
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I returned this item (to complicated) and opted to install it in concrete. Contact mdooling@etsmiami.com and Maria will give you complete details. Tom
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bigger the better. Most of our units are 18000 btu for our coolers. these are approx 8x12x8 high. also have a 24000 btu in our yogurt incubator which is 7x7x8, this brings the temp down in about two hours. Hope this helps.
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If you go to their website, you can download a pdf of the instructions. The instructions contain the exact dimensions you need for whichever type of base you are building. I built a concrete pad as per their dimensions and mine turned out great. Good luck.
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CFM is not going to be a problem, unless you're a heck of a lot faster than I was. I used 90psi (the max for my compressor) nailing red oak flooring and had no problem as long as I paid attention and made sure the nailer was tight and square to the boards.
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Usually consider 30 BTUs per square foot. But this is a general rule of thumb and many other things can effect the heat load.
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700c x 23 worked for me. Make sure the stem on the inner tube is long enough (60mm I believe).
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At least this size; BOSTITCH Factory-Reconditioned U/BTFP02011 6-Gallon Pancake Compressor
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I only see one size. 32x14 that is frame size. If you are doing new construction order the window before you pour th concrete so you can build a pressure treated frame with dados for the nailing flanges and drop the unit in the forms before you pour.
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My cooler doesn't have a BTU rating. The manual states max air volume is greater than or equal to 20 cubic meters per minute. Hope that helps.