Split System Air Conditioner

Ductless split system air conditioners have several applications, both commercial and residential. Ductless split system air conditioners give you the zoning flexibility of a conventional room unit along with the whole-house cooling potential of a central system. Some split system air conditioner units can provide both summer cooling and winter heating.

Ductless split system air conditioners have two main components – the compressor, and the air-handling unit that is made up of an evaporator and a fan. The noisy compressor and condenser are fitted outdoors and the fan and evaporator are placed in the interior of the building. A conduit connects the outdoor and indoor units.

A ductless split system air conditioner operates quietly, and can be installed quite easily.  It will also save energy since the system will only cool occupied rooms. Its operating costs will obviously also be lower than central systems that cool every room regardless of whether they are being used or not.

Ductless split system air conditioners are also more aesthetically appealing when it comes to interior design options. They can be suspended from a ceiling, flush mounted into a drop ceiling, or hung on a wall. Most models provide a standard remote control unit, which permits the unit to be mounted high on a wall or suspended from a ceiling, without compromising convenience.

If you are considering a split system air conditioner, come see us at Appleby Systems. We have served customers in Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills for more than 42 years, and you’ll find that we have a wide range of split system air conditioners for you to choose from. Please get in touch with us.