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What Kind of Mini Split Should I Get? - Ask the Expert Episode 253

Today's question is from Greg. "Hey Dan, our cabin is located in Michigan's lower northern peninsula. The cabin is only 600 square feet and well-insulated. We rarely go up there in the winter. Our hope is to extend the fall and early spring seasons. Any suggestions?" The lower northern peninsula still gets really cold in the winter, so if you're going to do a mini split you will need to get a Hyper Heat unit. You could get the MrCool Hyper Heat, you could get the Mitsubishi Hyper Heat. You're going to want a mini split that is designed to work in as low a temperature as you can find. Some of those mini splits will work well below zero. To be fair, I would look into some sort of backup heat, too. You might want to have that just in case. Have more questions? Just ask in the comments below.
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Albert
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Why do mini splits don’t require a liquid line filter drier, or do you add one on installation?
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amber
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we're in NW Indiana. looking to put a mini split in a home as primary heat and a/c. is this possible?
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Teri
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I was wondering if on a mini split, can the condenser be placed in an attic that has a whole house fan?
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