Ductless mini split repair and installation
You don’t have to tear apart your home to get intelligent cooling. An electric ductless mini split air conditioner installation is the perfect solution for adding air conditioning to homes that aren’t compatible with traditional HVAC systems or window units.
Ideal for additions, finished basements, sunrooms and bedrooms, Ductless mini split AC units are gaining popularity for their ability to provide an unlimited number of climate zones via remote control, as well as their remarkably quiet and extremely efficient operation. Ductless mini split air conditioner installation is quick and easy, making it ideal for the many home situations where a ductless air conditioner is needed.
How it works?
Similar to traditional air conditioning units, a ductless air conditioner operates with two main components: an outdoor compressor/condenser and an indoor air handler. However, true to their name, mini splits differ from traditional heating and cooling systems by operating without ductwork.
The ductless mini split system uses refrigerant to transfer heat between indoor and outdoor units.
How it works?
Similar to traditional air conditioning units, a ductless air conditioner operates with two main components: an outdoor compressor/condenser and an indoor air handler. However, true to their name, mini splits differ from traditional heating and cooling systems by operating without ductwork.
Working similarly to larger HVAC systems, ductless mini split air conditioners work with an indoor and outdoor unit. The outdoor unit pulls in air through one of its vents, and then sends the air to the indoor units through a small tube. The indoor unit then electrically heats or cools the air and delivers it directly to different zones in your home.
Ideal applications for ductless mini split systems
Smaller, or historic homes with limited space for ductwork
Homes without ductwork already installed
Homes with limited outdoor space for placing central air units
Supplemental cooling of additions, sunrooms, or newly finished basements
