Split System
Popular for a reason
Split System air conditioning is a popular and efficient way to cool or heat indoor spaces in homes, offices, and commercial buildings. The term "split" refers to separating the system into two main components: the indoor and outdoor (condenser) units. These components work together to regulate the temperature within a space.
Can be:
Stand-alone split system – only one indoor unit is powered by an outdoor (condenser) unit.
Multi-split system – a single outdoor unit powers multiple indoor units.
High wall A/C system:
Indoor unit is installed high on the wall.
Have a modern and discreet design.
Easy temperature adjustment and mode changes with a remote.
Wi-Fi option is available for unit control from your smartphone device.
Can be introduced to new and existing homes.
Often come with self-cleaning capabilities
Comes with up to 5-year warranty and in certain cases up to 7-year warranty
2. Cassette A/C system:
An indoor unit is installed in the ceiling cavity, maximising floor and wall space.
One-way (air is dispersed in a single direction) and Four-way (air is dispersed in multiple directions) options are available.
Seamlessly blends into your space.
Wide range of shapes for a perfect match to your design (square, round and more)
Easy temperature adjustment and mode changes with a remote.
Wi-Fi option is available for unit control from your smartphone device.
Perfect for offices, conference rooms, retail stores, restaurants, and other commercial spaces.
It comes with up to a 5-year warranty and, in certain cases, up to a 7-year warranty.
Choosing the Right Split System Air Conditioner:
I'd like to point out that consulting with a professional HVAC technician can help you figure out the most suitable Split System air conditioner for your needs and circumstances.
1. Energy Efficiency: Look for systems with high energy efficiency ratings (e.g., Energy Star certification in many countries). Efficient systems can save you money on energy bills over time.
2. Maintenance: Regular maintenance is essential for keeping your Split System air conditioner in good working condition. Check if the system you choose has accessible and replaceable filters.
3. Noise Levels: Some units can be noisy and disruptive. Consider noise levels if you install the system in a bedroom or quiet workspace.
4. Brand and Warranty: Research reputable brands and check the warranty coverage. A reliable brand often comes with better customer support and more extended warranties.