Senville 3 Ton Central Air Conditioner Heat Pump Split System, 36,000 BTU, Inverter, Variable Speed, 208/230V

It’s been installed and running for a week now. Very quiet and keeps my entire house cool. Haven’t been through high heat yet to see how it does but so far I’m happy with this purchase

If it was a simple, hassle free install I would have gave 5 stars. Before you purchase know that there are a few things you absolutely need: Control wire, electrical wire for outdoor and indoor units, a ac vacuum pump and a set of r-410a guages (which have different pipe threads than r134a or r22). The cheap Chinese thermostat included hooks up 2 wire and does work good. If you plan to use a good thermostat like Honeywell or Nest you'll need some knowledge and up to 12pin control wire. VERY IMPORTANT, after powering on there is a 10 minute delay before it will start, knowing this will save you hours of trouble shooting. I used my old ducts which work just fine.This is a NEW unit and customer support is lacking. Started trying to reach out friday afternoon (office shuts down for the weekend estern time) and although I got response Monday afternoon, i didn't get a technician callback till Thursday morning.With all that said, much quieter and colder than my old unit! Haven't tested heatpump or aux heat yet but it's mid July and 110° outside! I went 3 weeks without ac (local ac company was too busy to help at all) so I'll wait for heat testing a few months from now lol.So far, good unit! Ordered on a Monday morning, arrived Friday at lunch via freight. Installed, troubleshot and blowing cold air by Tuesday evening. Probably would have been done Sunday had I already had guages, vacuum pump and any previous knowledge of air conditioning.

Received units in good condition. Installation was fairly easy. Not sure yet about operation yet. Fans and compressor variable speeds with loads but indoor fan although it speeds up and slows down never really cycles off. Maybe because it has been so hot. A couple of things to take note. The charge ports are off size and require 5/16 to 1/4 adapters for connecting manifold gauges. The drain pipe on the bottom of condensing unit would not snap in the hole. I left off and may be sorry I didn't impervise later. That 16ft line set isn't nearly long enough for almost any installation so plan on buying local. It cost me another 350 bucks for another line set. Incidentally if you planned to add an extension to the line set 3/4 flare connectors aren't readily available at supply stores or box stores. I went around the world looking for some but come up empty so I ordered from Amazon but the supplier never shipped after 5 days so I cancelled and bought a 50 ft line set. Oh and be patient after you power up the first time. I think it must have to go into a boot up process. So just wait before you panic something is wrong. Overall good quality machine. Very quiet and cooling well in this 100 degree weather. I didn't purchase the aux heat because I am in the south and the unit was installed upstairs where the old unit heat was never used. Good luck.

I am very disappointed by the Heat pump that I bought. Our 24 volt system would not work with their system. After spending money to buy new thermostats it still did not work.

I am a professional HVAC installer so I figured I can offer a review based on my experience with this system. I have used Fujitsu, LG, Mitsubishi and others in the past. For my last home I went with the Fujitsu equivalent of this system. This time around after contacting my supplier and getting equipment costs I decided to check out other air handler units and see what was out there.This unit stood out to me after learning the manufacturer of them is Midea and this company is based out of Canada. Also it can in around 3400$ with tax which was about 2-2500$ cheaper than the Fujitsu model. This one also said it was compatible with 24v t-stat (nest, ecobee, ect).Overall it’s great unit and has excellent build quality. I actually had to flip my coil upside down for a down flow installation and it was straightforward and easy to do. The piping that it comes with is a little questionable but I had a bit of a longer run anyway so I picked up my own piping.I thought the Fujitsu thermostat was bad but man this one is definitely 1000 times worse. It has a very large temperature delta (the space between the heat and cool setting) so it can only hold a temp within that 5 degree range. Also It runs the fan all the time, definitely a bit weird because my Fujitsu would modulate it a bit more so at times you would barely hear or feel the fan where as this unit seems to just run a pretty high baseline fan 24/7. My Reme Halo Led needs to turn off and on throughout the day so I couldn’t even use it with the systems standard thermostat. Good news is installing a 3rd party thermostat was way easy.I ended up install an Ecobee stat and it is able to have a 2 degree temperature delta meaning I have it set to keep it between 68-70 when I’m home which is much tighter of a range and more comfortable. Also the Ecobee allowed me to set my fan on auto recirculating for a set amount of time per hour which allows me to use my Reme Halo Led again which is awesome.Also one thing to note is this unit differs from similar models I have installed is that the indoor unit had a dedicated 15a 208-240 volt circuit. It does not get its power from the outdoor unit. Other manufacturers use the outdoor unit to power the indoor unit so just keep that in mind this unit is a bit different in that regard.Overall I would definitely recommend it but I would ditch the factory thermostat for a nice smart thermostat.