If you’re looking to upgrade your cooling system, remember that you’re not restricted to using a central air conditioning system. There are other options available and an increasingly popular system is the ductless mini-split.

As the name implies, the mini-split system doesn’t require ducts to distribute air throughout the house. Instead, a mounted indoor unit is connected to an outdoor compressor with a thin copper tube. Refrigerant travels between the two units to cool the space. Because the mini-split doesn’t require ducts, it’s extremely easy to install and has the flexibility to be used in areas that traditional air conditioners couldn’t reach.

Another benefit of a ductless system is that it’s extremely energy efficient and provides superior comfort. Leaky ducts are one of the biggest culprits for energy loss—so using a ductless mini-split system will automatically increase efficiency. Additionally, up to 8 indoor units can be installed to the same outdoor compressor—allowing for zoned cooling.

Ductless mini-split systems are becoming a popular option in the Windsor area as more homeowners learn about their benefits. These cooling systems are extremely energy efficient, easy to install and can provide better comfort control than central air conditioning.

Fahrhall Home Comfort Specialists offers a number of different brands and models of ductless systems including Lennox, Daikin and Mitsubishi. We can help you find the perfect product for your needs and budget and help ensure you stay cool and comfortable all summer long.

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