Mini-split heat pumps are similar to conventional split systems with an indoor and outdoor unit, but much smaller. Mini split systems can be configured in several different ways. For example, many are familiar with ductless mini splits, but there are also ducted pieces of equipment. Most commonly, indoor air handlers are wall mounted, but there are also ceiling cassettes and floor mounted options. Regardless of the system configuration, a line set connects the outdoor unit and the interior air handler, providing both heating and cooling to the space. One outdoor unit can serve several indoor air handlers, delivering zone-like comfort.

There are several benefits associated with choosing a ductless mini-split heat pump for your residential or commercial project. In going ductless, you avoid the inherent inefficiencies of ductwork: disconnected boots, kinked or sagging trunk lines, rodent-compromised ducts, etc. You are investing in a highly energy efficient system and will typically be rewarded with lower power bills. Another benefit is the lower costs associated with installing a non-ducted system. Installation is less invasive than traditional ducted heat pump applications, making ductless mini splits an ideal air conditioning solution for remodels, home additions, and bonus rooms. Not only are many splits efficient, but they also operate quietly