Anyone know what the minimum clearance reqirements are from the outside wall of the house for a Trane XR13 heat pump? My was installed
18-20" away and it seems a bit much to me.- posted
16 years ago
XR13 clearance from house
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16 years ago
You try to clean the bitch then-if it was up to me it would be even further :-)
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16 years ago
further the better , as long as the line set is sized properly , how bout under that big old shade tree , so its not sitting and baking in the sun on a hot july afternoon ?
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16 years ago
Space needed is that man can work on equipment without bosting his or her ass.
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16 years ago
Yes.
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16 years ago
"bost" my ass , lmfao
"T>Space needed is that man can work on equipmentÜwithout bosting his or her
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16 years ago
1000 yards is normal in your situation. I'd call the hacks back out and demand they move it.
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16 years ago
18 to 20 inches is a good distance.
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16 years ago
The service guy will be happy that your unit was installed properly when it comes time for repair.
Be happy that you had someone that cares about proper clearances!
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Yes ,you really want the unit to be past any downspouts as ice and water can damage a fan blade- seen it a few times. We usually set the unit just outside the overhang and gutters, which would be just about 18 to 20 inches.
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16 years ago
Generally speaking, this produces barely noticable difference annually.
Mostly concerns air mass flow--meaning you would need to supply a tremendous volume of pre-cooled air on a per-minute basis in order make a significant impact here.