A line-set package needs to match the selected equipment and approved route. The package name alone does not tell you whether its tube sizes, length and insulation meet the job requirement. Check the contents explicitly before comparing prices or planning collection.
Match the approved line schedule
Provide both line diameters, required length, equipment models and any specified insulation requirement. Ask the technician whether the selected route or connection arrangement needs separate fittings. If a package length differs from the requested length, have the responsible professional assess the scope rather than assuming extra joins or extensions are acceptable.
Clarify inclusions and exclusions
Identify which tubes are insulated, whether connection accessories are included and which materials must be ordered separately. Keep supports, protective coverings and condensate materials as separate entries when specified. At receiving, compare the package label with the approved list and keep the documentation. A line-set supply is not a guarantee that the route or installed system has been designed correctly.
A practical enquiry example
If a line-set offer includes tubing and insulation but no specified connection accessories, keep those accessories as separate enquiry lines. This avoids discovering the missing scope only after the equipment and tubing reach the site.
Enquiry checklist
- Both line diameters
- Approved length and equipment combination
- Insulation and connection scope
- Required separate accessories
Are all line-set packages complete installation kits?
No. Check the package contents and list any separately required materials.
Discuss your requirement with Refco
Prepare the approved references and quantities, then contact the branch to confirm availability and collection details before visiting.
