Split Air System: Product Specs & Manuals : Heat Pump Condenser - Bossier City, LA

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Product Reviews On WCH3602GKR

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8,922 Reviews
4.6 out of 5 stars

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

Mel Dawson
5-star Nice Choice Sep 19, 2016

The radiators went together very easily with the connections provided to the heating pex and there were no leaks. very easy to bleed. they provide much more heat than I was getting from my old wall convectors and seem to retain the heat a long time after the boiler is off. Not hard to hang either as long as you separate the hanger prongs in increments of 1/2 inch. Also, my wife was pleasantly surprised by the appearance

Qurey by Mary Lewis
5-star Warmwire Heated Floor Mar 30, 2016

I installed a WarmWire heated floor in a 6'x8' coat room that had no other source of heat. It is on a concrete slab with 2 outside walls and a wall to an unheated attached garage. I glued 2 6mm thick sheets of Cerazorb synthetic cork directly on the concrete. It was super easy to lay the wire on top on the cork using the metal clip system provided. To be safe, I laid a sheet of 1/4" luan plywood on top of the wires while laying the tile. I checked the resistance in the wires at each step... more

Irma Nichols
5-star Good Deal Feb 16, 2016

2nd house, 2nd mini-split. Easy buy, fast shipment, smooth install - what is there not to love about eComfort and the LG product I purchased.

Karen Mcarthy
5-star Reznor Udap Series Sep 23, 2016

We purchased 75,000, 120,000, 150,000, and 200,000 BTU units, 28 units in total. The 83% efficient rating helped us offset the cost of the upgrade by being eligible for a rebate from our utility. All heaters were installed and work beautifully. The heaters look great! They are installed in a warehouse with great WIFI access so we controlled all 28 individual heat zones using 28 WIFI thermostats from Honeywell. Couldn't be a happier customer! Now management has control of all 28 heaters with... more

Myrna Smith
5-star Goodman Furnace, 60000 Btu Oct 17, 2016

Very nice furnace, works great. I used all metal duct work in a cool basement. You lose a lot of heat just warming the duct work. You may want to use the insulated variety as it will not lose as much heat prior to reaching its final destination. I really don't care because I want some heat in my basement anyway. Also, you may want to move to a higher btu level to resolve this issue. If I had to do over, I would have gone with an 80,000 btu instead of the 60,000. All in all, it still gets the... more

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