Mini-splits offer small size and zoning flexibility, allowing heating and cooling of individual rooms or zones. Some models support up to four indoor air-handling units connected to one outdoor unit, so you can condition only occupied spaces, saving energy and costs.

Installation of ductless mini-split systems is easier compared to other space conditioning systems. The connection between outdoor and indoor units typically requires only a three-inch hole through a wall for the conduit. Plus, you can position the outdoor unit up to 50 feet away from the indoor evaporator, enabling flexibility in compressor placement.

Since mini-splits do not have ducts, they eliminate energy losses associated with ductwork, which can account for over 30% of energy consumption for space conditioning.

Mini-splits offer interior design flexibility. They have indoor air handlers that can be ceiling-suspended, flush-mounted into drop ceilings, hung on walls, or floor-standing. Their sleek, low-profile design and remote control suit various aesthetic preferences.