How to Install a Condenser Head Pressure Controller for Low Ambient Temperature

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Air conditioner condensers are not designed to operate in cool or cold outdoor weather. By installing a head pressure controller or low ambient kit (ICM 333 Head Pressure Controller) you can keep your 705 dehumidifier and your 550 dehumidifier running in cold weather! Contact us for more information!

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@Rinebo 4 года назад

This was extremely helpful!!! Thanks!

@agustinortega1669 2 года назад

Very well explained, thank you.

@altaquahvac 2 года назад

I learned a lot from the video

@gnasty30 3 года назад

Great video very much appreciated

@CHOMAHOMA 2 года назад

Good video. I am looking for a video that also includes the testing part. Thank you,

@daveg4963 3 года назад

Like when you're growing dope. ;)

@kgconfort 3 года назад

very useful thanks

@sseldorado 4 года назад

We killed many motors with these

@JohnDoeEagle1 Год назад

Trane's factory sump heater is much better and far more reliable. This "add-on" stuff is junk and better left to snake oil salesman service techs and installers.

@wd8557 2 года назад

Next time you make a video make sure you read the wiring diagram and wire this up properly per manufacturer. Not what you think. This is wrong.

@danpmatz 2 года назад

He explains it very terribly from what I understand you go in with L1 come on with fan motor

@wd8557 2 года назад

@@danpmatz L 1 goes to common on the start cap. Then you take L 2 to the contactor where the fan was fed. And then the fan to the controller. This guy is an idiot

@danpmatz 2 года назад

Yes I just looked at the wiring diagram he was completely wrong

@danpmatz 2 года назад

What about on a three-phase unit with a single speed cfm

@wd8557 2 года назад

@@danpmatz I would have to look that up. When I set up grow rooms however instead of using the sensor probe, I use two transponder's to monitor the pressures. Never ever had an issue. Also I have talked people into just getting a low profile evap, and an actual refrigeration unit designed to run all year around no matter what the temp is. Its faster to into and almost the same cost. Just looked it up wired the same way. Three phase your just breaking one of the legs, other two are left alone.