Refrigerant Pipe Run
Copper pipes are run by the shortest sensible route, bent carefully and fixed so they are not strained or kinked.

Insulated pipes, a clear drain and a safe power connection
In Brief
AC pipework and electrical connection is the part of an installation that links the indoor and outdoor units: insulated copper refrigerant pipes, a drain that falls away from the unit, and power and control cables. Done properly, it makes the system efficient, leak-free and safe.
Between the two units of a split AC run a pair of copper pipes carrying refrigerant, a drain for condensate and the cables that power and control the system. These lines decide how well the unit performs long after installation. Poorly bent pipes restrict flow, uninsulated pipes sweat and drip, a drain without a steady fall blocks, and a wrong cable size can overheat.
We run pipes the shortest sensible way, bend them without kinking, insulate them fully and fix them neatly, route the drain with a continuous fall, and connect power and control cables with the supply isolated first. Where the electrical side needs more than the AC itself, such as a new circuit or a larger breaker, our electrical team can do it. This page is one part of AC installation and works together with outdoor unit mounting.

Copper pipes are run by the shortest sensible route, bent carefully and fixed so they are not strained or kinked.
Both pipes are insulated and protected so they do not sweat or drip and lose less cooling on the way.
The condensate drain is routed with a continuous fall away from the unit and ends where water can leave without causing a nuisance.
Power and control cables are sized and connected correctly, with the supply isolated before any connection.
Pipes and cables are covered or trunked where they are visible, for a tidy, protected finish.
Joints and connections are checked and the system is run to confirm normal pressures and that nothing leaks or drips.
We check where the pipes, drain and cables can run between the two units and where they can pass through walls.
We confirm the drain's fall and exit and check the electrical supply, then confirm the price before starting.
Pipes, drain and cables are run, insulated, fixed and connected, with power isolated first.
Joints are checked, the system is run, and we confirm the drain flows and the supply is stable.
Every property is different, so we confirm the price before any work starts. These are the things that most often change the time and cost.
Each unit has a maximum pipe length and height difference set by its maker. We check this for your unit and choose a position that keeps within it.
Damaged, thin or incomplete insulation allows moisture from the air to condense on the cold pipe. We re-insulate and seal the pipes so they no longer sweat.
Larger units often do. We check the load and the existing supply and, where needed, our electrical works team adds or upgrades the circuit.
In some cases, yes, but it means opening walls and is easier at construction or renovation stage. We discuss options and the extra work before quoting.
Yes. We can repair, re-insulate or re-route pipework and drains on an existing installation.
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