Installing a DIY Heat Pump in the Workshop

🔧The Mr Cool DIY heat pump is designed for easy installation, allowing you to install it yourself without professional help.

🔌The heat pump is already charged with refrigerant, eliminating the need for a professional to vacuum and charge the system.

🏢Installing a heat pump in your workshop can provide a constant temperature year-round, creating a comfortable working environment.

⚡The heat pump's electrical connections are easy to install, and the unit comes with an electrical disconnect for added safety.

🔎Make sure to carefully follow the installation instructions provided with the heat pump to ensure proper installation and functionality.

Can I install the heat pump myself?

—Yes, the Mr Cool DIY heat pump is designed for DIY installation, allowing you to install it without professional help.

Does the heat pump come with refrigerant?

—Yes, the heat pump is already charged with refrigerant, so you don't need to hire a professional to vacuum and charge the system.

What size workshop is the heat pump suitable for?

—The heat pump is suitable for workshops of various sizes. However, it's essential to choose the right size unit based on the square footage and insulation of your workshop.

Does the heat pump provide both heating and cooling?

—Yes, the heat pump can provide both heating and cooling for your workshop, allowing you to maintain a comfortable temperature year-round.

Are electrical connections complicated?

—No, the heat pump's electrical connections are straightforward and easy to install. The unit also comes with an electrical disconnect for added safety.

00:03Introduction to installing a DIY heat pump in the workshop.

01:00Overview of the Mr Cool DIY heat pump and its easy installation process.

03:03Mounting the outside unit and preparing the wall for installation.

05:40Drilling a hole in the wall for refrigerant lines and electrical wiring.

07:22Connecting the refrigerant lines and ensuring there are no leaks.

08:51Mounting the inside unit and running the refrigerant lines through the wall.

12:46Electrical connections and testing the heat pump.

15:18Completing the installation and testing the heat pump's heating functionality.