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wrapping screen around a condenser isn't smart period

unfortunately no one will bother him they will send him to a minimum yard with a couple hundred fellow pedos and he will be out in 2 years

what did he coach .....competitive eating?

just my opinion that is shared by every A/C manufacturer on the planet

your opinion and wrong again

if you think it's a good idea to take an expensive precision designed piece of equipment that has been engineered from the pitch of the fan blade,the rpm of the motor, the depth and angle of the venturi,the angle of the hail guard louvers and the number and spacing of the coil fins so that it...

the problem with dead people is they don't know they're dead

anyone who suggests to wrap screen or anything else around a condenser simply doesn't understand how it is designed to work

if 2.5 tons won't handle 1500 sqft then more btu's isn't the answer

that's what water hoses are for

seems like you were just looking for people to agree with you and when people who know about the subject didn't agree with you shut it down. why did you ask if you already knew you were going to do what you've always done?

call any manufacturers tech line and ask what they think about putting anything around your condenser

he advised to do something that disrupts the designed airflow , not to mention void the warranty

they designed them to meet the Epa standard of the time and still be affordable for people to buy. had nothing to do with whether they were smart or not .... we've all seen your engineering

he was an idiot

probably takes the fenders off his truck to change the oil

wrong, all you are doing is wearing out the screw holes so the panels rattle you can wash it out then wash all the stuff out of the bottom through the louvers. it's your unit and your money do what you want but you are wrong

I'm sure you know more than the engineers that designed it, It's always a bad Idea btw . 2.5 ton is not undersized for 1500 sqft

the louvers on the hail guards and the angle and number of fins and spacing on the coil are all design to move the correct amount of air at the correct speed to transfer heat the most efficiently, anything you put over them or even close to them is a BAD idea

Terrible idea