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Hi can someone help we have two daikin ftx25 of one outdoor unit drain runs are 4 m on both units on gravity owner is moaning why does one drip more than the other
He saying this is not right they are cooling great only 3 months old these people can be hard work
1 unit working harder than the other?
One room gets more fresh air than the other?
The rooms are both the same size
Customer is too sweaty.
Great question from customer. A cracker!Quote:
Originally Posted by eurocooling
The two rooms are different in some way. Either one has a window open, the other not (or one leaks more than the other). Or one is nearer to outside door (greater infiltration). Or one room is wetter than the other, maybe a hard worker on one and a slacker in the other. Ladies give off a bit less latent heat than men.
This kind of question is best handled with bullsth rather than brains. Often very hard for a cleaver chap to do that but it will work the best. If you get too scientific he will tie you all up in knots. Best is to go with the gaps and leaks -- tell him to seal up all the cracks and gaps in both rooms, especially above the suspended ceilings, and then the units will likely drip the same. (Should keep him busy.)
Makes one wonder whats going on in the rooms thats different.
i wonder if one has a shower room or toilet next door or en suite.
one room gets more sun than the other?
One room gets the sun all day ,south facing and a west wall too?
the fabric of. Most european buildings are. Warm at this time of years.
Good luck .
What did you use for the drains? Electrical conduit or A/C drain?
It's probably not relevant to this particular case, but at my last employer we switched to proper A/C drain when we discovered that electrical conduit is a slightly different material that actually promotes bacterial growth (iirc - maybe the A/C drain inhibits it).
We found a vast difference in drain maintenance between the two. Happy days! :)
Back on topic - as the others say, the rooms have different latent heat loads, or one is running colder than the other, or something.
The rooms are the same size windows are the same east ,beds and furntiure the same drain tube is 32 m for both rooms on single rooms and the units are working great
Do you have traps in the drains?
If not try trapping them to stop any back airflow into the units.
is 1 unit on constantly and the other started up on timer?- thus making more condensation? both systems running at same fan speed? any leaking joints on the drain?
He puts them on same time and same settings very strange
Hi eurocooling
They probably drip the same amount but when he looks at them one room may be cooling and the other has cycled off. Put a bucket under each drain and monitor for a couple of days this will prove if one drips more than the other.
If one bucket fills up more than the other follow Good Man's advice.
Paul