Quilt Heat Pump Mini Split Review

3 month review of the Quilt heat pump. Our gas heater died and our space heaters were costing us a fortune even though we have Tesla solar and Powerwall! We chose Quilt because it matched our remodeled home, had great efficiency ratings, and the user experience was top notch from the App to support. I highly recommend them. *mmWave - around 17:30, I mistakenly called it "Microwave" instead of "Millimeter Wave". Learn more about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mmwave_... Since the SF Bay Area summers are getting hotter, the AC feature is a huge plus for us! Design your Quilt mini-split here: https://www.quilt.com These are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. DIY Mr. Cool Heat Pump: https://amzn.to/4eKtPQg Mitsubishi Mini Split: https://amzn.to/44poMja Toto Neorest Bidet: https://amzn.to/3TXRDGx DIY Cost:    • I Installed a DIY Mini-Split—Here's What I...   Best Bay Area HVAC installers Electric Air: http://electricair.io Nest without a heater:    • Can I use a Nest thermostat stand alone?   00:00 - Start 01:22 - The Problem 04:13 - Quilt Overview 04:53 - Step 1: Contacting Quilt 06:34 - Step 2: Quilt Install and Setup by Electric Air 07:39 - Removing the old Gas Heater 08:04 - Control Dials and App 09:15 - Quilt support is great! 09:39 - What's the hottest Quilt gets? 144 degrees 09:40 - What the coldest for the mini split? 40.5 degrees 12:17 - Why we ditched Gas 12:46 - Noise comparison - Gas 14:02 - Noise test - Quilt 15:50 - Individual Room Control 16:12 - Federal Tax Rebates for 2025 ending 17:04 - Would we recommend Quilt? 17:37 - Quilt App Demo 20:37 - Schedules 21:56 - Usage 23:21 - Settings 23:37 - mmWave Auto Away* 23:59 - Auto Away* 25:36 - Pros and Cons 27:04 - Wish List 27:50 - In summary Millimeter Wave Radar (mmWave) sensing is a non-contact system of using mmWave radar sensors to measure movement, acceleration, and angles as small as a fraction of a millimeter. It doesn't use Microwaves. PG&E Raising gas rates per their gas rate advisory! https://www.pge.com/assets/pge/docs/a... PG&E is raising its natural gas rates in 2025. Specifically, bundled residential average gas rates will increase by approximately 8.6% starting January 1, 2025. This increase will affect both CARE and Non-CARE customers, with the average increase per therm being $0.180 and $0.228 respectively, #heatpump #minisplit #hvac