Perhaps you’ve noticed small HVAC systems in schools, restaurants, and retail stores around Atlantic Beach, FL. These are ductless mini-splits, and they are an excellent option for your cooling needs. Here are some advantages of installing a ductless HVAC system in your home:
Small Size & Flexible Zoning
One key difference between mini-splits and traditional HVAC systems is their ability to allow airflow into different rooms. Ductless HVAC systems feature a single outdoor unit connected to multiple indoor distributing units. The indoor units enable separate cooling for different zones or rooms.
Another advantage is that all zones can have thermostats for personal adjustments. Their small size allows for flexible positioning and energy savings.
Energy-Efficient & Cost-Effective
With most HVAC systems, energy losses occur within the ductwork. Ductless mini-splits can conserve up to 30% of the energy typically lost through ducts. You’ll also save money if you use the mini-split system during the summer.
More energy-efficient use means lower utility expenses. The ductless system’s versatility to cool separate zones also leads to more savings as you use energy only when and where you need it.
Quick & Easy Installation
The installation process for a ductless HVAC system is straightforward and takes less time than traditional HVAC systems. The pipes, known as conduits, linking the outdoor and indoor units are narrow and easy to connect.
Interior Décor Options
Since ductless mini-splits are small, service technicians can install them anywhere to meet your décor requirements. They are also made of attractive materials in modern, appealing designs. Consider installing the mini-splits on the walls or ceiling.
Ductless mini-splits are an efficient way to meet your cooling needs. Contact Ed's Comfort Solutions to schedule installation or maintenance for your ductless HVAC system.
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