Senville LETO Series Mini Split Air Conditioner Heat Pump, 12000 BTU 208/230V, Inverter, Works with Alexa, 1 Ton, White
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Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 208/230V
Features
- Alexa Enabled Mini Split AC/Heating System: Integrate with voice control or app, allowing you to adjust your mini split air conditioner from anywhere. Set routines for temperature changes.
- Versatile 4-in-1 Mini Split: All-season solution with air conditioning, heat pump (functional up to 5F/-15C), dehumidifier, fan, and turbo function. Includes a DC Inverter that's UL Listed, AHRI Certified, and works with Alexa.
- Stylish & Functional Mini Split AC: Suitable for both home and business. Provides performance without compromising aesthetics. Ideal for bedrooms, living areas, stores, eateries, and warehouses.
- Installation Package Included: Includes indoor air handler, outdoor condenser, remote control, and installation kit with a 16ft. line set and communication wire. Pre-loaded with refrigerant for up to 25 ft. Note: Professional installation required.
- 5 Year Manufacturer's Warranty: Includes 5 years on parts replacement and 5 years on the compressor. Senville offers complimentary technical assistance. Labor not included.
Brand: senville
Capacity: 1 Tons
Cooling Power: 12000 British Thermal Units
Special Feature: Variable Speed
Product Dimensions: 48"D x 48"W x 40"H
Start year: 2023
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER): 19
Color: White
Voltage: 220 Volts
Noise Level: 22.5 dB
Product Dimensions: 48 x 48 x 40 inches
Item Weight: 120 pounds
Manufacturer: Senville
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: SENL-12CD/220/X
Batteries: 2 AA batteries required. (included)
Form Factor: Mini-Split
Specifications: AHRI, UL
Number of pieces: 3
Warranty Description: 2 years parts & 5 years compressor limited warranty. Profession installation required for warranty to be valid. Warranty does not cover labor, and is for parts replacement only.
Batteries required: Yes
Capacity: 1 Tons
Floor Area: 700 Square Feet
Voltage: 220 Volts
Noise Level: 22.5 dB
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Color: White
Size: 9000 BTU 110/120V
This is a great, high-quality product that functions well. I thoroughly recommend the Senville for quality and performance. The install is a difficult level DIY and should only be attempted after proper research and with proper tools. Physically installing the units is easy. Wiring the units is not difficult but is time consuming, especially accounting for running a dedicated 20A electrical circuit. Line set installation is more involved. I chose to hang the inside unit before attaching the line set because of how I chose to run the refrigerant piping inside the room and then straight through the wall to the outside unit. I made my own wall pass-through sleeve from 3" pvc to give a little more working space. The included sleeve is very thin and flimsy. Line set flare nuts MUST be torqued to spec. I had one nut that failed and had to remove, replace with an included extra, and reflare the connection when I found the leak during the first pressure test. I shortened the refrigerant piping at the outside unit to fit with no looping of pipes. I used an eccentric flaring tool to remake the connection after shortening. Next step of pressure testing with nitrogen MUST NOT BE OMITTED. You will need a HVAC charging manifold, special fittings, a micron vacuum gauge, HVAC leak test soap, a compressed nitrogen tank and regulator, and a vacuum pump. A competent pro installer will do this--but many HVAC techs skip the pressure test step. I pressure tested and found the bad flare nut leak, repaired it, and pressure tested again to 300psi nitrogen. This forces most air and water out of the lines. I left the lines on pressure, applied leak test soap and left the set up for over 1 hour. There was absolutely no leakage according to the HVAC manifold gauge. After pressure testing, a vacuum test was performed using a micron vacuum gauge to make sure all nitrogen, air and water vapor was removed from the lines. You will need special fittings as mentioned, to insure that the lines remain isolated from the pump after evacuating. I vacuumed down to 220microns and let it sit for 30+ minutes. The gauge remained well below 300 microns. (the standard is to remain below 500 microns). This step double checks for leakage and confirms removal of all gasses and water before releasing the factory charge into the system. Next, isolate the gauge from the system using the special fittings, and release the refrigerant charge from the compressor into the system. After a final check for leaks after removing all gauges and fittings, the system was ready to power up and test run. Note: the flare nuts are crudely shaped on the outside (seem to be cast, rather than machined) so normal open ended wrenches do not fit them well. You will have to use adjustable wrenches to adjust them when installing. Using a torque wrench on those flare nuts is difficult because of the non-standard finish and sizing. A $175 adjustable wrench head HVAC torque wrench (made by Yellow Jacket) would really assist here, but I had a standard torque wrench with crow's foot wrench adapters. I made it work... but that's not an easy way to do it. I doubt many techs carry the special torque wrench and will just do the flare nuts by feel based on experience. The test run of the unit revealed no leaks, so I wrapped up the line set at the connection points and finished the install. I used a line set cover flashing to protect the lines where they emerged from the outside wall. Zip ties where needed to secure the wrapping tape. Big HVAC type zip ties screwed to the wall to mount the indoor line set in permanent fashion. double checked the drain line was working properly without restriction by pouring water in the top of the inside unit and verifying full drainage. I left the primary drain line joint uncovered inside so I could have access if there was ever a blockage. The unit heats wonderfully, cooling is great, too, but I will have to confirm how that works on a really hot day this summer. You will have to run the cooling check on manual cool override if temperature is below 62º outside (it was cool here on the test day). The air output on cooling feels ice-cold. Spend the time and money to install it correctly and the Senville will serve you well, I think. If you are not comfortable doing it DIY, then hire a good installer. You will not have factory warranty without a professional installer according to Senville. I chose DIY anyway after researching the process and finding than some installers skip the pressure test. (Senville in fact does not insist on a pressure test in the install manual.) 22 months in, I could not be more pleased. Keeps my garage/workshop comfortable year round (outside temps ranging from 7° to 97°) and has very little impact on my power bill. Just keep the filters and fins clean for best efficiency. So far, I have not needed to clean the blower wheel. No problems with the condensate drain at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2022 by drband drband
Color: White
Size: 18000 BTU 208/230V
One of the best and smartest purchases that I have made in a long time. As we all know, the pandemic changed a lot of things with one being how many of us now work from home. I have created an office here in my house but living in Burbank, California it gets hot at times - sometimes up to 110 degrees! While my home has central air, my roommates are at work during the day and I am the only one home. So why pay the sky-high cost to cool your entire house when you are just in a single room all day? My office is also in the rear room and the central air just does not get it that cool - maybe 75 tops if I leave it on all day and set it to 72. Great benefit #1 - Once I installed the Senville Mini Split, everything changed. I set it for 75 degrees and I had a 75-degree room within minutes! One time I was gone in the morning and when I came home the house and office were 85 degrees. I turned on the unit and pushed the 'Turbo' button on the remote and the office (which is about 60 square big) was at 75 degrees within 6 minutes! So now, not only do I have a comfortable work environment, but I am also saving money since I only cool my home office and NOT the entire house. I expect to save about $100 a month which means the unit will pay for itself within two years. Great benefit #2 - One of my job responsibilities is to talk on the phone occasionally. This is SO QUIET that I have to look to even see if it is on. Not only is the unit inside quiet, but so is the outside unit. Great benefit #3 - Alexa! One of the main reasons I bought from this company is that it would work with my Alexa system. My entire house is automated (lights, sprinklers, central air, doors, etc.). So now, after I get up and get ready for my day, I can tell Alexa to turn on the unit and set the office air to 75 degrees. I can walk into the room within minutes and the room is perfect! I can also do this from the car on my way home when it is even hotter in the house. At first, it did not work and I talked with a gentleman named Mike from Senville that I had to have the USB kit for the unit for it to work with Alexa. I got it within days and it took less than three minutes to install it in the unit and have it running with the Alexa system. They make it that easy! (My only advice to them is to make sure they explain that in their description that it is not included and you must get it separately.) I am extremely happy I bought this unit and the company is proactive and stands behind its products. I am now considering buying a second unit for my bedroom. Because it has been nothing but HOT so far, I have not used the unit heater yet but I have no doubt when I do this winter it will also impress me with its features. If you don't use Alexa, this is still an awesome unit to have and the remote control gives you all the features you need. My personal thanks to Mike at Senville for taking the time to reach out and to make my experience great!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2022 by Craig Sherwood Craig Sherwood