Benefits of Mini Splits

Ductless mini splits offer an energy-efficient alternative to traditional HVAC systems. Common uses for them are replacing ineffective window air conditioners and electric baseboard heaters; home additions, new construction projects and condo conversions also benefit greatly from using one. Below are just some of the many advantages ductless systems offer:

Ductless Mini Splits Offer Better Indoor Air Quality

Due to not using ductwork, a ductless mini split system is an ideal solution for homes without existing ducts. All that needs to be installed between the outdoor and indoor units is a three-inch hole for conduit which contains power cables as well as copper tubing connecting them – everything else is automated by its technology!

As this system only needs to cool and heat air blown from an air handler, it requires much less power to do its work than conventional HVAC systems with separate blowers and condensers, meaning less waste production while helping preserve the environment.

Ductless systems allow homeowners to control temperature more effectively while also saving energy costs by only activating when necessary. They offer more personalized control, which results in lower energy bills.

Ductless mini-split systems offer another key benefit in that they eliminate one of the key flaws associated with traditional HVAC systems: the ducts themselves. Ducts provide a breeding ground for dust, pollen and pathogenic microorganisms which then circulate throughout the room’s air conditioned atmosphere – threatening its inhabitants’ lung health in turn. By foregoing this major source of contamination altogether, ductless mini-split systems effectively solve this major problem.

Finally, installing a ductless system is easier and more efficient than traditional methods; just one hole must be cut in the wall to run conduit from indoor air handler to outdoor unit. This makes ductwork installation simpler in areas that would otherwise prove challenging to manage.

Mini-splits are extremely energy efficient due to their greater flexibility than centralized HVAC systems with their single compressor and furnace. Because heating and cooling functions can be separated, enabling smaller compressors with less powerful motors. Plus, many models of mini-splits employ inverter technology, which enables their compressors to speed up or slow down depending on demand – much more energy-efficient than constant cycling in regular HVAC systems!

As a ductless system is smaller in scope than traditional HVAC systems, its primary advantage lies in eliminating leaky ducts as a source of air loss and saving even more energy than its conventional counterpart. Together these factors result in lower home energy bills overall.