"Flip box" for other equipment?

[Jamorg13]

Is there some sort of device similar to a flip box that can be used on other equipment? Specifically a ducted a/c system. Maybe one outdoor unit running two indoor units, Each indoor unit going to separate rooms. Each separate room flip flopping 12/12.

 

[krunchbubble]

Is there some sort of device similar to a flip box that can be used on other equipment? Specifically a ducted a/c system. Maybe one outdoor unit running two indoor units, Each indoor unit going to separate rooms. Each separate room flip flopping 12/12.

Are you talking about 1 compressor with two separate wall units?

 

[Jamorg13]

kind of. but not a ductless minisplit. a traditional ducted a/c with an outdoor unit, an indoor unit, and a whole bunch of ducting.

 

[Jamorg13]

Basically I am running out of power. I would like one room to use a/c half the day and the other room to use the a/c half the day, running off only one breaker/circuit. I could even have two separate condensers, two separate evaporators, for each room. But the power would be switched between the two with something similar to a "flip box"

 

[krunchbubble]

Basically I am running out of power. I would like one room to use a/c half the day and the other room to use the a/c half the day, running off only one breaker/circuit. I could even have two separate condensers, two separate evaporators, for each room. But the power would be switched between the two with something similar to a "flip box"

http://www.excelair.ca/products/damper-control-package/

 

[Jamorg13]

THANK YOU!

 

[OldSSSCGuy]

Can't you achieve it with a couple of powered dampers?

 

[Jamorg13]

Can't you achieve it with a couple of powered dampers?

So one system ducted to the two different rooms, with timed powered dampers on each register and each intake?

 

[MegaHermie]

I run this, on an excel but not their damper package.. make sure your dampers seal good if you are running c02. otherwise both of your rooms will fill with c02 while they are on the night cycle..

 

[Jamorg13]

How do seal them up better?