Systems
Multi-split air conditioning.
Several indoor units from a single outdoor unit.
How it works
A multi-split system connects two or more indoor units, in different rooms, to one outdoor unit. Each room is controlled separately. It avoids a row of outdoor units on the wall.
Where it suits
- Homes where two to four rooms need cooling
- Small offices and clinics with several rooms
- Properties where wall space for outdoor units is limited
What to plan for
- Total capacity has to match the combined rooms, not the sum of their peaks.
- All pipe runs go back to one point, so layout matters.
- Running one unit alone is less efficient than a dedicated single split, so we check how the rooms are used.
See types compared.
FAQ
Common questions.
Can each room be set differently?
Yes, within the limits of the system, which can heat or cool across all rooms in the same mode.
When is multi-split better than separate systems?
When outdoor unit space is limited or you want a tidier outside. Separate systems can suit rooms that are used very differently.
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