Split systems and more - Which system suits your customer?
A wide range of air conditioning systems is available. But which one is most suitable for your customer? In this blog, we outline the different types of air conditioners to help you make the right choice.
Split Systems: the basics and beyond
Split systems remain a popular choice. They consist of one indoor and one outdoor unit, connected by refrigerant lines. These systems are energy-efficient and quiet, ideal for cooling or heating a single room.
Advantages
Quiet operation
Energy efficient
Flexible placement options
Best suited for:
Cooling or heating a indivudual rooms.
Multi-split Systems: For multiple rooms
For customers who want to cool or heat several rooms, multi-split systems are an excellent option. Multiple indoor units can be connected to a single outdoor unit.
Advantages
Space-saving (only one outdoor unit)
Individual temperature control per room
Flexible combinations of indoor units
Best suited for:
Cooling or heating multiple rooms.
Indoor Units: Versatile options
Indoor units come in a variety of designs:
Wall-mounted units: the most popular type of AC, suitable for various rooms
Cassette models: Installed in the ceiling, ideal for even air distribution
Floor standing models: Ideal for rooms with high ceilings or limited wall space
Ducted models: Discreetly installed in ceilings or walls, completely hidden from view
Mobile ACs: The flexible solution
Mobile air conditioners offer flexibility and are ideal for temporary use or smaller spaces.
Advantages
Easy to move
No installation required
Ready for immediate use
Best suited for:
Small rooms
Occasional or short-term use
Making the Right Choice
Choosing the right AC system depends on several factors:
Room size and layout
Specific customer requirements
Available budget
Need help finding the ideal system? No worries! We've created a practical checklist to guide you step by step through the selection process.