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  1. HVAC_Eng

    Ducted concealed indoor unit sweating!

    Hello, ty all for helping <3 We contacted the manufacturer, and they sent a technician to inspect the issue. He confirmed that the location of the unit is likely causing the problem and recommended adding insulation as well as installing shades or blinds on the curtain walls.
  2. HVAC_Eng

    Ducted concealed indoor unit sweating!

    Thats eventually what they gonna do. I will check that tomorrow. Tyyy
  3. HVAC_Eng

    Ducted concealed indoor unit sweating!

    Unfortunately i did not visit the project (located in another city) plus i joined this company recently... Sweating occurs on the reducer (from outside obv) just right after the indoor unit. Since i didn't visit the project all the details i provide i heard from the technician in charge. The...
  4. HVAC_Eng

    Ducted concealed indoor unit sweating!

    Hello, sorry for replying late. It is Dx split system indeed. Technicians did check the cooling coil and it's not clogged also they cleaned filters... Outdoor unit : 16,030 / 32,000 / 38,000 btu/h Indoor unit : Air Flow Rate 1130 / 988 / 847 cfm ; Max External Static Pressure ~ 0,609 inch wc...
  5. HVAC_Eng

    Ducted concealed indoor unit sweating!

    Hello everyone, I'm troubleshooting a condensation issue and would appreciate any insights! Here's the situation: -Load estimation: 10 kW (34,121 BTU/h) with an airflow requirement of 1800 m³/h (1060 CFM). -Equipment: The customer has several concealed ducted indoor units, two of which...
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