tommo82
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I've got a Daikin ducted split system in my house.
Since it's a period home, there was no convenient spot to install the return air system when the original installation took place, so the ducts were poked through the manhole in the hallway.
I now want to have these properly installed. My plan was to have two smaller vents installed at opposite ends of the hallway.
The original return air grille supplied with the system was approx 900x450mm - far too big for the hallway ceiling.
I'm told by the A/C company (Coldflow) that the smallest they can do is 550x550. This presents a problem as the roof battons are approx 450 apart (if I recall correctly).
Is it possible to get rectangle vents, and if so, from where? Any melbourne A/C companies out there? (qualified, insured and not one-man-bands only). I'm really just after a group to come and do the work rather than me mess about sourcing parts.
The other question is on the Daikin wall control panel there is an icon of a tap with water running. Any ideas what this represents? I can't find the original Daikin manual.
Thanks all
NB: before anyone asks, it is not feasible to install the return air in the walls.
Since it's a period home, there was no convenient spot to install the return air system when the original installation took place, so the ducts were poked through the manhole in the hallway.
I now want to have these properly installed. My plan was to have two smaller vents installed at opposite ends of the hallway.
The original return air grille supplied with the system was approx 900x450mm - far too big for the hallway ceiling.
I'm told by the A/C company (Coldflow) that the smallest they can do is 550x550. This presents a problem as the roof battons are approx 450 apart (if I recall correctly).
Is it possible to get rectangle vents, and if so, from where? Any melbourne A/C companies out there? (qualified, insured and not one-man-bands only). I'm really just after a group to come and do the work rather than me mess about sourcing parts.
The other question is on the Daikin wall control panel there is an icon of a tap with water running. Any ideas what this represents? I can't find the original Daikin manual.
Thanks all
NB: before anyone asks, it is not feasible to install the return air in the walls.
