is it possible to install a heat pump yourself, or maybe just install and then get it gassed by installer?
lythande1,
May 31, 1:13am
Yes. Not exactly simple though but if you know what you are doing, as with anything.
tobie2,
May 31, 1:17am
Watch your insurance policy, just in case its not covered if anything goes wrong
johotech,
May 31, 1:20am
No you can't. Unless you have a few thousand dollars worth of the specialized tools required and an electricians license.
harrislucinda,
May 31, 1:28am
yes can install but then will have to have a electrician to connect and do paper work
tintop,
May 31, 3:41am
And someone to gas it?
And you can be absolutely certain that there will be no warranty. :)
andrew1954,
May 31, 5:37am
i suppose under the guidance of a "qualified heat pump installer" you could do the "dirty work". drill holes, run the power cable, screw up the brakets etc, but for the purpose of the warranty for a new unit most reputible manufacturers require a person who has had the necessary training in their brand to do the install and commissioning.
bill1451,
May 31, 7:51am
You will need a vacum pump to suck the air out of the connecting pipes, The units come pregassed and unless the length of run is unusally long , no extra gas is needed to top up.
t_naki,
May 31, 9:19pm
It is not a DIY thing.
russ18,
May 31, 9:29pm
You will need a registered electrical inspector to certify home owners wiring.
gpg58,
Dec 25, 2:43pm
Totally correct.
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