Changing from standard A/C units to inverters, is changing the copper lines mandatory

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Aug 12, 2010, 11:43 AM

Changing from standard A/C units to inverters, is changing the copper lines mandatory

I have wall embedded copper lines through several properties that want to switch to the new daikin inverters for a/c. Must I change all these copper lines?

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