Unlike central air conditioners that serve the entire house, mini splits serve individual rooms. This makes it easy to regulate the temperature in each room, ensuring no place is too hot or too cold. Plus, a mini-split can control the airflow direction to heat a single room evenly.

Pros:

• Mini splits are more efficient because you can turn them on and off as needed, saving energy by powering down areas where cooling or heating isn’t necessary, unlike traditional HVAC systems that run throughout the entire home.
• You can control temperatures for each room separately using different thermostats, ensuring everyone feels comfortable by setting the temperature they desire.
• Maintenance of a mini-split is cheaper as it doesn’t require ductwork, eliminating the need for cleaning and upkeep.
• The head of the mini-split can be mounted on the wall, ceiling, or floor, and with the compressor located outside, the system runs quietly.
• The system can change its RPM’s by a technology called VRF (variable refrigerant flow), which draws less power when the system isn’t calling for all head units to be operational.

Cons:

• Although mini splits don’t have ductwork, each head has lines connected to the outdoor unit, which may not be aesthetically pleasing. However, uses line hide to help achieve a more attractive look.
• Installing a mini-split can be expensive, depending on the number of heads you require, and since they operate year-round, they may incur maintenance costs.

The average mini split doesn’t require ductwork as the head units can be mounted in between ceiling joists or wall mounted. However, ducted mini splits are also a new concept that was introduced a few years ago.

Older homes with limited ductwork can benefit from mini-splits. Additionally, homes with many rooms that are hard to reach using a central air conditioner, such as basements, additions, and attics, can also benefit. Places like garages and cabins, where installing ductwork is challenging, can also benefit from mini-split installation.

A mini-split with a sensor can detect whether the room is occupied or empty, adjusting its operation accordingly. If there’s no one in the room, the unit won’t condition it, resulting in reduced energy bills due to decreased run time. Plus, they work by transferring heat from one place to another instead of generating heat like a furnace.

Mini-splits are more environmentally friendly because they don’t emit CO2 and are more energy-efficient. They consume less energy than furnaces because they only transfer heat, while furnaces generate it. Contact Pan De Vida to learn more about these efficient systems or to schedule a competitive quote on a new mini-split installation today.

Pan De Vida provides ongoing services for mini-split systems, which include maintenance, repairs, troubleshooting, and system inspections. These services ensure that mini-split systems operate efficiently and reliably over time, maximizing comfort and longevity. Trust us for expert maintenance and installation.

Pan De Vida specializes in installing mini-split systems. Proper installation is crucial for ensuring optimal performance and efficiency of mini-splits. It involves selecting the right location for indoor and outdoor units, sizing the system correctly, and ensuring proper refrigerant charge and airflow.

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