Cygnus Split Air-conditioners

Cygnus Split Air-conditioners

Ductless split air conditioners have two major parts – an outdoor condenser and compressor, and an air handler inside the home, just like a traditional central system. The big difference, however, is that split air conditioners have up to four smaller interior air handlers instead of the single large inside air handler of a traditional central cooling system. Air tubing and power cables run from the compressor and condenser outside to the air handlers inside. No ductwork is required!

With the split air conditioner system, an air handler is placed in each room that needs cooling. Since the unit can handle four air handlers, four separate rooms can be cooled with a split air conditioner. If you need more than four rooms cooled, you can add another condenser that will handle four more air handlers and four additional rooms.

Advantages of ductless split air conditioners

Obviously, not having to run new ductwork is a big advantage. Running new ductwork is messy and expensive, and for some rooms, ductwork might not even be an option. Also, each room cooled with the split air conditioner will have its own thermostat, unlike with the traditional central system that requires the entire house to be the same temperature. This is a great option for families. You might like your bedroom to be cool at night, but the kids might prefer a warmer bedroom. With a split air conditioner, everyone can be comfortable.

This can present substantial energy savings if you don’t always use every room in your house. With the split air conditioner system, you don’t have to pay to cool the rooms you aren’t using.