Roof A/C units for large buildings like retail store or offices.
1.25" wide, 1.50" tall and 3.25" long.
We wish compressor digital sound!
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It looks great Andre .
I know that everyone here is partial to " York" , but everyone knows "There is nothing that runs like a Trane" 
They're great Andre!
Summerdale Junction posted:It looks great Andre .
LOL
Very nice Andre, kit or preassembled?
Dave Ripp. posted:Very nice Andre, kit or preassembled?
Dave, both option are available.
Andre.
Great work Andre. Love the detail of the fan grill
Andre,
You did a real good job at capturing the details on the ac unit. I make those from scratch and never have made one to look that good.
Alan Graziano
Again ANDRE you are DA MAN!!!! Very nice indeed!!!!
Awesome!!!
Thank you guys!!
Alan, from you means a lot!!
Andre.
WOW! Now that's a detail I need to get!
The heck with rooftops, guess how the industrial ac units are often shipped
The last big job I did had me on and off flat cars for two days pre-measuring and prepping. (That's a "little" unit to me 
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Nicely done. Don't forget to lock out the mains before you start your install
Oops, The local inspector has issued the #1st violation and forbade start up. You failed code. No condensation trap.
A horizontal pipe, J bend, and lower horizontal pipe. 1/2"-3/4" white PVC on most modern units that size. A bent wire?
On an old unit, and pvc, where in snows, it would likely be broken off and laying there half the time, lol.
Adriatic posted:Oops, The local inspector has issued the #1st violation and forbade start up. You failed code. No condensation trap.
A horizontal pipe, J bend, and lower horizontal pipe. 1/2"-3/4" white PVC on most modern units that size. A bent wire?
On an old unit, and pvc, where in snows, it would likely be broken off and laying there half the time, lol.
LOL!
this is just the unit the installation is on you.
A bend white coated wire could be a good idea.
Andre.
Touché!
You are 100% correct. That drain is rarely supplied, and never installed when delivered.
I also see a panel knock out down low. DoThat's usually for a drain for the coil area under the fan, the condensate drain is usually towards the middle more near the cooling coils, but how each is run by the installer can vary by the needs for each install too. I've had to run them inside and over to that section too.
I keep thinking an electric locos sound card, like from an E-33 at idle, is pretty close to a big HVAC unit running. I'll try to remember to turn my sound on and check later.
"DoThat" is googles mistake. I corrected it twice. Google insists on using it.
All the panels are separated and can be glued on any place.
The only one is the fan grill that have to be located on just one spot.
E-33 sound could be good idea!
Andre.
