Hi guys,
We're building a Glendale 45LE and I'm thinking of doing the evap cooling (upstairs) and split system aircon (downstairs rumpus) after handover. I think I've read somewhere that provisions are not required. The electrical consultant said they can provide the provisions if we are doing it post handover.
Just wondering if you have any thoughts on this?
Thanks
We're building a Glendale 45LE and I'm thinking of doing the evap cooling (upstairs) and split system aircon (downstairs rumpus) after handover. I think I've read somewhere that provisions are not required. The electrical consultant said they can provide the provisions if we are doing it post handover.
Just wondering if you have any thoughts on this?
Thanks
Based on my understanding re electrical & a/c installations- Provisions are not required upstairs as they can access the roof cavity (what's the right terminology??) even after handover.
However, provisions are required for downstairs or it will be a pain for wiring to be done, unless you have access to the cavity leading to the rumpus? I just had split system installed in my home and I heard the guys walking all over the cavity to get the wiring done..
I might be wrong! Have you confirmed with the electrician who's doing the work post H/O?
Yes we are doing Evap upstairs after handover and we're told by aircon people that no provisions were needed. We put an 10amp I think provision for future split system cooling in rumpus which cost $200