Ductless air conditioners are one of the most affordable types of HVAC systems available today. Ductless ACs are becoming increasingly common in older households as the installation of central air conditioning along with ductwork can be significantly expensive.
Ductless air conditioners are convenient in residential and commercial properties as they remove the hassle of having to install and uninstall air conditioners at the end of season. Window units are not only heavy but also take more space and are less energy efficient than ductless units.
How It Works
Ductless air conditioners take up little space, which is why they are commonly referred to as mini split ACs or ductless split systems. Ductless ACs consists of a compressor unit installed outside the home and an indoor unit that features a fan and is installed in the exterior wall near the ceiling.
The two units are connected via copper refrigerant lines without the need of any additional wiring. So when the unit is turned on, it works in pretty much the same way as traditional ACs but without the air ducts and additional equipment.
Benefits
Benefits of ductless air conditioners include (but are not limited to):
- You can install multiple units and cool specific areas in the home for zoned cooling.
- Easy to keep consistent temperature
- Improves indoor air quality
More importantly, ductless air conditioners are more energy efficient and produce less noise pollution as compared to their traditional counterparts.
If you are considering getting a ductless AC but can’t decide which one is the right fit for your home, then contact us at Harrell Home Services today. We can help you choose ductless air conditioners based on your needs and budget and will provide energy saving estimates to help you decide which ductless unit will bring greater ROI in the long term.
Summary
Service Type
Air Conditioning
Provider Name
Our Place Air,
1024 W Pine St,Orlando,FL-32805,
Area
Orlando
Description
Ductless air conditioners area ideal for multifamily homes as well as commercial properties. Here is a look at how ductless air conditioners work.