Exploring Efficient Cooling Solutions

Ductless systems avoid the pitfalls of traditional air conditioning, such as ductwork collecting contaminants and circulating them around your home. They also feature heavy-duty multi-layer filtration to improve indoor air quality.

Each ductless system features multiple indoor units, which means you can cool rooms in your home or business as needed. You can even switch off units in rooms that aren’t being used to lower your energy use and electric bill.

Flexibility

Ductless mini-splits allow you to cool different areas of your home to your preferences, which makes them an ideal solution for new additions like sunrooms or garage apartments where ductwork can’t be run. They’re also great for homes that need to cool an older, non-insulated space such as a bedroom or office without ductwork.

Unlike window units, ductless air conditioners are very quiet. You can easily keep your AC running while catching up on work, listening to music or watching a movie without worrying about disrupting your home’s decor or interrupting your concentration. Additionally, ductless systems are less invasive than traditional ducted systems, which require tearing into walls to install a duct system. As a result, they can be up and running in as little as a day.

Convenience

Ductless systems don’t require the fans and ducts that central air conditioners do. As a result, they are significantly quieter. You can comfortably run your AC while working or on a phone call. And you won’t have to pause the movie you are watching!

In addition, you can use a single-zone mini split to cool an entire room or multiple rooms. You can even add a unit to your home without ductwork, such as garage apartments, sunrooms or man caves. And you can control each indoor unit individually to minimize energy waste by heating and cooling only the rooms that you use. This granular control can greatly lower electricity bills. Plus, a properly sized system has little opportunity for leaks and energy loss. This makes a ductless system an excellent choice for aging homes with ductwork that isn’t performing well.

Personalized Comfort

Ductless air conditioning offers a range of features that can help it provide better services than other types of air conditioning. For example, the inverter compressors in ductless systems are extra quiet. They allow you to watch a movie or make a phone call without interruption.

In addition, ductless AC is ideal for bringing heating and cooling support to areas of the home that don’t have existing ductwork. This includes older homes, renovated additions or garages.

Ductless air conditioning also allows you to create zoned temperature control, so you can switch off units in rooms that aren’t occupied. This reduces energy consumption and lowers your electricity bill. Ductless AC can also improve indoor air quality by using multi stage filtration to keep dust and allergens at bay.

Energy Savings

While a ductless system may cost more than a window air conditioner or baseboard unit, this higher upfront investment is easily recouped by energy savings. And Carrier ductless systems deliver pinpointed comfort by heating and cooling only the spaces that are being used, thanks to room-based temperature control and inverter compressor technology.

Also, because the ductless system requires only a small three-inch hole in the wall for each connection, it’s less susceptible to leakage and security concerns than traditional ductwork. And because there are no ducts to collect contaminants over time, a ductless system is a better choice for homeowners who want to maintain a high level of indoor air quality.

Smartness

Ductless systems are a smart choice if you need to add AC in an older house, a renovated addition or even a garage apartment. They can be easily paired with existing ductwork to boost comfort in spaces that would otherwise remain unheated or overheated.

Carrier ductless systems feature energy-efficient inverter compressor technology that provides more precise temperature control, eliminating the up-and-down swings common with single-stage systems. This helps to save energy, improve indoor air quality and reduce humidity.

The absence of ductwork makes ductless air conditioners faster and less expensive to install than traditional systems. That means they can help you bring comfort to a new room or a remodel project in a fraction of the time. And they won’t force you to close vents in seldom-used rooms, which can lead to pressure imbalances and mold growth.