Ductless systems are versatile and energy-efficient alternatives to conventional furnaces and air conditioners. They’re ideal for areas of the house where ducted systems wouldn’t be feasible. Here are the three benefits of heating with a ductless system in Mont Alto, PA.
1. Mini-Split Systems Are Efficient and Cost Effective
A ductless mini-split system typically has an indoor air handler and an outdoor component. The system doesn’t require ductwork. Instead, a conduit connects the indoor and outdoor units.
The conduit is a small pipe supplying refrigerant to the air handler. Since a mini-split system doesn’t require extensive ductwork, it prevents energy losses.
Another energy-saving feature is the Variable Refrigerant Flow. Ductless mini-split systems can monitor the heating load and vary the refrigerant according to the requirements. By regulating the refrigerant, the air handler only consumes energy when necessary.
2. Mini-Split Systems Enhance Comfort
Ductless mini-split HVAC systems may have four air handlers connecting to one outdoor unit. The indoor components heat rooms at varying temperatures, eliminating hot and cold spots. They manage energy usage and optimize comfort in Franklin County’s chilly fall weather.
The operation of a mini-split system is quieter than that of conventional air conditioning systems. They also utilize multi-stage filtration to minimize indoor pollutants like pollen, bacteria and allergens.
3. Ductless Mini-Split Systems Are Easier to Install
Ducted systems require extensive ductwork to heat or cool different parts of your home. Ductless mini-split installation only needs a conduit that is three inches in diameter. It’s often the best heating solution for rooms where ductwork is impractical, such as the guest room.
Before installing a new heating system, consider consulting our highly experienced team of technicians. We have a reputation for quality craftsmanship at reasonable service rates. Contact us at Leckron’s Comfort Solutions for more information on ductless mini-split systems in Mont Alto, PA.
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