Split System - Ductless Air Conditioning Systems Makes Cooling a Breeze
Wall mounted air conditioning is the most popular type of air conditioning, and the air con units can be mounted almost anywhere and sit high
up in the room so will blend into the background in most settings. The entire range of wall mounted air conditioning units that we offer are all heat pumps which means they will heat as well as cool.
Multi-split system can air condition from two to nine rooms using only one outdoor unit, and allows individual control of the air conditioning in each room. This optimises comfort and saves on running costs as wastage is eliminated by only air conditioning rooms as and when required.
A wall-mounted ductless air conditioning unit mounts high on a wall and is unobtrusive to the visual area within a room.
Stylish, slim, elegant and popular Wall Mounted units are designed for single rooms. They complement any interior decor and have many features and benefits. The smart Inverter range reaches the desired room temperature faster and then constantly adjusts to maintain perfect comfort. Because of its energy efficiency, it is up to 30% cheaper to run than conventional air conditioners. Through new, advanced technology, Inverter air conditioners are more economical to operate and quieter to run than conventional units.
They can handle greater extremes in temperature, are smoother and more stable in operation, and reach the desired temperature more quickly than conventional air conditioners. On top of the savings generated from the flexibility of Split system, further cost reductions are achieved from the energy-efficient benefits of inverter technology. The Inverter component allows the outdoor unit to vary its speed and output to match the required capacity of the indoor unit. Thus, the Inverter model can achieve 30% more operating efficiency than conventional models and therefore, is much cheaper to run. The outdoor unit has a rust-free plastic body with a sturdy design for long service life, compact size & lightweight.
Powerful output despite the small size. These wall-mounted units have a powerful cooling capacity due to the large high-pressure fan and lambda type heat exchanger.
The main difference between inverter and non-inverter air conditioning units? Non-inverter or Fixed speed air conditioning deliver a fixed amount of power via a fixed speed. This means the compressor has to stop and start to maintain the desired room temperature. Inverter wall mount air conditioning systems, vary the speed of the compressors, delivering precise cooling or heating power as required.
Ductless Split System Air Conditioner Technology
A wall-mounted ductless AC unit mounts high on a wall and is unobtrusive to the visual area within a room.
Customise the optimum air conditioning system for your needs.
If you are considering air conditioning in more than one area of your house, but design constraints mean you cannot accommodate a ducted system, a great alternative is a multi-split air conditioning system. Multi-Split system can air condition from two to nine rooms using only one outdoor unit, and allows individual control of the air conditioning in each room. The system not only optimises comfort but saves on running costs as wastage is eliminated by only air conditioning rooms as and when required.
Multi-splits are an ingenious way to reduce the number of outdoor units at your home, and a great way to reduce operating costs. A multi-split system uses a single outdoor compressor which can then supply air throughout your home to between 2 and 9 indoor units. The first benefit of such a system is the outdoor space saved by only having one outdoor unit. Due to the intelligent nature of this type of system, you can have indoor units that exceed the capacity of your outdoor compressor. An example of this is that you could have a combined total of indoor units' strength of 20 kilowatts, running off a single 15-kilowatt outdoor unit. You can do this because the system can intelligently determine what level of power is required for each area and allocate resources accordingly.