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Why Choose A Ductless Mini-split?

Sometimes installing ductwork isn’t practical or cost-effective. In some circumstances, it might not be an option at all. In situations where conventional ducted systems are impractical, ductless mini split heating and air conditioning is an attractive alternative for keeping your home or workplace comfortable

Ductless mini split air conditioner systems have an outdoor compressor and an indoor air handler unit. A conduit holding electrical wires, refrigerant tubing, and a condensate drain pipe connects the two units. Each compressor can sustain up to four indoor units. You can place the compressor in a backyard or other inconspicuous location and still provide cooling comfort to rooms in the front of the house. Because of their flexibility, ductless mini-splits offer a smart alternative in many applications:

  • Remodels and retrofits
  • Room additions
  • Supplement to ducted systems
  • Data storage areas
  • Computer rooms

Advantages Of Ductless Mini-splits

Ignoring the benefits of ductless mini split systems could mean a missed opportunity to increase the comfort of your family, patrons, and employees. Minimal noise, compact size, and cost savings are among the advantages of ductless air conditioning. You’ll reap other benefits of ductless mini split systems as well, including improved energy efficiency and better control over individual room temperatures.
If you’re considering a mini split installation, learn how to install a ductless mini split system to maximize your comfort and efficiency. Embrace the flexibility of ductless heating and cooling to enhance your space.

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Zoned Comfort

Each air handler heats or cools a specific area and comes with its own thermostat. This allows you to regulate the temperature from room to room for customized comfort.

Greater Efficiency

As conditioned air travels through your air ducts, you will lose a certain amount of air. In a ducted system, energy loss can account for 30 percent of your energy consumption. Ductless systems avoid this energy loss, because the conditioned air is blown directly into each zone rather than passing through ductwork.

Ease Of Installation