Mini Split Systems Installed In New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, and Massachusetts
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Samsung Max Heat is a heat pump system designed for cold climates. It can provide 100% heating capacity at 5°F (-15°C) and high heating output at -22°F (-30°C). The Max Heat 2.0 system also has a base pan heater in the outdoor unit to defrost and drain water to prevent ice buildup.
Mitsubishi Hyper Heat is a heat pump system that uses exclusive Inverter technology to maintain efficiency even when temperatures drop as low as -13°F. It can perform at 100% of its rated capacity in outdoor temperatures as low as 5°F and can operate down to -13°F. Mitsubishi Hyper Heat systems are also inexpensive to run, eliminating the costs of purchasing oil, gas, or propane.
Custom Comfort is a private label brand of mini splits and heat pumps manufactured by Midea. Midea is an HVAC system company that is known for its quality and innovation. The Custom Comfort line of inverter heat pump equipment is designed to allow homeowners to customize their comfort year-round.
A mini split system, with its unique features and operational efficiency, can effectively address issues like indoor allergens, hot and cold spots, the absence of central air, and high energy costs.
Ductless (also called a mini-split) is a type of HVAC system that doesn’t blow air through long expanses of ductwork. Instead, the climate-controlled air is generated by indoor air handling units attached to walls and/or ceilings — either in a single zone or multiple. The indoor units are connected to the outdoor condenser and compressor with hidden conduit. This setup offers a couple of important benefits. One, it’s easier to install, especially in space-challenged buildings. Two, it’s energy efficient, costing up to 37% less to heat and cool your home.
Mini split systems offer a versatile, efficient, and effective solution to common issues related to indoor air quality, uneven temperature distribution, the constraints of ductless spaces, and the need for energy-efficient heating and cooling.