Drain Pan Heater ?

GW

Wow that seems like a lot. Although I buy line sets in 164 foot rolls. So I lose track of costs, sort of.

clammy

Rob just a heads up .I personally don t use tray wire for mini splits anymore .I have gotten shot down by our electrical inspectors so now we use a rubber coated metallic mc type cable thats approved to run threw interior walls and threw attics or crawl spaces which tray wiring isn t 'We learned the hard way and so did a larger hvac company who did a very large vrf system ouch ,there water tight fitting are not cheap and on multi head units you will need to greenlee another knock out to your 3 control wires ie 3 head unit.Just show ur post peace and good luck clammy

NY_Rob

^ Thanks Clammy....

Funny you mentioned the tray cable...
Upon inspecting the three linesets that arrived Thursday- it just so happens that the linesets were a little more $$ because (unbeknown to me) they included a "rubber coated metallic mc type cable thats approved to run threw interior walls and threw attics or crawl spaces" that runs the length of the copper lineset Plus an additional 5 ft.
Since I have that now.. I plan to return the three 50' rolls of tray cable I bought.

Here's the lineset and cable...

clammy

Good for you buddy ,i usually use a regular mc cable connector for the indoor unit the approved outdoor connector is huge .Those line set are a vast improvement over armoflex insulation .I wish i could get that type of insulation for my regular ac line set not a pre insulated line set just the insulation Not a huge fan of pre insulated line sets in larger pipe sizes i see alot that where kinked by installers the insulation hides that crap plus usually they just jamming that stuff .peace and good luck clammy

NY_Rob

Two of the three lineset runs will be pretty easy/straight forward.
The third run (about 42' total from end to end) entails a 20' section running inside a soffit... with a bay window in the middle of the run. Fun times!