Cooper & Hunter 24,000 BTU, 230V, 17 SEER Ductless Mini Split AC/Heating System Pre-Charged Inverter Heat Pump with 16ft Installation Kit

This was far beyond my expectations easy to install and I had to keep checking at first to see if it was running it is almost silent you have to try real hard to listen we keep it at 75 and live in Phoenix record temps over 110 and we have to cover up at night we got single and it easily covers living room and kitchen over 1500 sq ft got our first electric bill and it was 100 $ less and our home is 80 yrs old we are now fixing the holes once that’s done I’m sure it will be less very happy way better than window units and cheaper than running central air which by the way we do not have have to wait till winter for heater 9/24 update the mini split is still over and beyond my expectations still have to sleep under blankets if set anything below 76 and the heater works great as well no need to run it all day or all night just enough to take the chill off old house have only had to do any maintenance and that was just to clean the filters we are now going through solar so next update will be how they work off grid until then this is not a paid review

[Written 2025Mar25] I want to update my review with how impressed I continue to be with this unit. Anyone can look up Phoenix summer weather data for 2023 and (especially) 2024 to see how brutal things were. My office was never above 75 degrees, even with multiple computers running and family sitting at them. I've got it running as I write this because our high today will reach 99 or 100. My wife says she's freezing in here. There's no debate. When this unit goes, I will purchase another C&H unit. -=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~-=*=-~ [Written 2022Oct19] ... six more to go (under the warranty) -- so far, so good. This unit performed like a champ. Very quiet, both inside and out. Lots of cold air. I replaced a 12-year-old Fujitsu Halcyon. Over the last three years it began leaking some coolant oil from the connectors and my A/C guys had to keep topping off the coolant. This unit is for my home office (11' X 15-1/2') on the second story, containing five desktop computers. Usually only two are running most of the day, although it's not uncommon for four to be on at the same time, along with three people present. 2022 wasn't a crazy-heat summer like 2020 (which may have worn out my Fujitsu) but still offered a slew of 110-plus degree days. I set the unit to 72 degrees and the fan speed to high -- meaning it never turns off until I manually do so before going to bed. The C&H unit didn't skip a beat. My A/C guys had never heard of Cooper & Hunter but commented that it looked like a solid piece of equipment, and they are curious to know how it worked. I'll let them know next spring when they come to tune up my A/C systems. If I had to say so today, I would definitely buy another C&H unit. The price is right -- hundreds less than a Fujitsu. It actually cost more for the guys to remove the Fujitsu and install the C&H, than the C&H unit cost itself! (2022 was a bad year to hire contractors -- my guys were booked five weeks out.)

I bought this to add to the bedroom. The instructions were very thorough with lots of installation hints which was nice since I had never installed one by myself before. A few minor issues such as the wall layout for my model was wrong so I had to figure out where to drill the hole myself. The through the wall hole size that was shown was also a good 3/4" too big, but that helped when installing it later since it did not quite line up right. All the components seem high quality and durable, made in china of course. Be sure to use the special refrigerant lubricant/sealer, RT201B Nylog Gasket/Thread Sealant available on Amazon, on the flange connections when installing the copper tubing, it really does help prevent leaks which are the biggest issue with these units. That is not mentioned in the instructions BTW. Once installed, the unit is super quiet both inside and outside, works fast and seems efficient. The heat function is great, can't wait to try it this winter. Be aware that unless an HVAC contractor installs it, there is no warranty. You will need some special tools such as a calibrated digital torque wrench to the tighten the connections properly, a vacuum pump to clear the lines and possibly some copper pipe flange tools if you need to change the length. Overall it is a somewhat challenging do-it-yourself project unless you have some hvac experience and tools handy. I would recommend buy the plastic covers for the lines as shown in the picture, gives a cleaner and more secure finish. Of course the next one would be easy.........

I purchased an 18000 BTU Cooper & Hunter 2 years ago. I did loads of research prior to my purchase and settled on this unit. Against the manufacturers instructions and with no previous HVAC experience I installed the unit myself. With a cost of about $400 in required tools (and lots of youtube) I was able to install it with no problems. This saved me approximately $1000 for professional installation in my area. For the last 2 years it has worked flawlessly. Fantastic A/C in the summer and comfy heat in the NY winters. After my experience with this unit I am looking to buy another for my upstairs and now I have all the tools and knowhow necessary to install it without any further investment. This is a great unit and a doable home DIY project if you invest the time.

I liked it quite a bit because it is efficient, fast, and quiet.