I have a question for you a customer of mine purchase an GE inverter heat pump from an outlet company , R410A 5 ton non communicating unit. She has a brand new boiler, which I’ve been servicing for her for the past two years. She doesn’t want a back up extra heating. She just want the unit connected separately the boiler in the winter for heating and in the summer the inverter just for cooling.. She has a conventional Honeywell 24 V thermostat.. I know once you run it just 24 V cooling you’re not gonna get the efficiency that people expect because actually it’s a straight AC condensing unit . The specs according to where she lives the square footage and calculating the tonnage like the old one that she had there I clarify it to be 5 ton. The lineset doesn’t have to be altered or anything it has to be flushed out because she wants the same line set so I have to flush it with AC cleaner flusher. The delivery came with everything that’s necessary R410A coil ( TXV) The inverter heat pump non-communicating disconnect Brand New and a brand new whip Low-voltage wiring is already there it just has to be connected My question is to make a story short. Have you ever connected an inverter heat pump for straight AC? If yes, please let me know what recommendations to check or do on this unit…