📚 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Use a ducted split system when you need a completely quiet cellar and flexible installation with remote equipment placement. Do not choose this system if you cannot run ductwork between the cellar and the condenser location.
Do not use a ducted split system in small spaces or simple builds where a through-the-wall unit will work. It will add unnecessary cost and installation complexity without performance benefits.
Yes—ducted split systems require HVAC-level installation, including duct design, refrigerant lines, and electrical work. Do not attempt DIY installation, as improper setup will cause performance failure and potential system damage.
Improper ducting will restrict airflow and cause uneven cooling or system strain. This will lead to temperature instability and may shorten the lifespan of the unit.
Choose ducted split systems for hidden, high-end installations with multiple vents or large spaces. Choose ductless split systems if you cannot run ducts or need a simpler installation with visible indoor components.
The condenser can be placed remotely, but distance is limited by manufacturer specifications and line-set requirements. Exceeding these limits will reduce cooling efficiency and can cause system failure.
