Advanced Ductless HVAC Systems
Ductless HVAC systems, also known as mini-split systems, are innovative heating, ventilation, and air conditioning solutions that provide efficient climate control without the need for traditional ductwork. These systems consist of an outdoor condenser unit and one or more indoor air-handling units, or air handlers, which are typically mounted on walls or ceilings.
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Explore Ductless Split HVAC Systems with Legacy Precision HVAC
Discover the seamless comfort of ductless split HVAC systems with Legacy Precision HVAC. Linking one or multiple indoor units to a single outdoor component, these systems eliminate the need for ductwork and intrusive installations. A small exterior hole accommodates the conduit, providing zoned temperature control through compact indoor units with independent thermostats.
Enjoy energy savings, reduced environmental impact, quiet operation, and personalized comfort—all in one innovative package.
Energy efficiency and easy installation
Ductless HVAC systems offer a modern and efficient alternative to traditional heating and cooling solutions, providing homeowners with greater control over their indoor climate while offering energy savings and installation flexibility.
Here are some key features and advantages of ductless HVAC systems
Ductless systems are highly flexible and adaptable to various spaces. They are an ideal solution for homes without existing ductwork, room additions, or areas where extending ducts would be impractical.
One of the standout features of ductless systems is their ability to provide zoned heating and cooling. Each indoor unit can be controlled independently, allowing for personalized comfort in different areas of the home. This zoning capability not only enhances comfort but also contributes to energy efficiency.
Ductless systems are known for their energy efficiency. Traditional HVAC systems may experience energy loss through ducts, but ductless systems eliminate this issue. Additionally, many models come with inverter technology, adjusting the compressor speed to meet the specific heating or cooling requirements, resulting in consistent comfort and lower energy consumption.
Installing ductless systems is generally quicker and less invasive compared to traditional HVAC systems. It requires only a small hole in the wall to connect the indoor and outdoor units, reducing the impact on the structure of your home.
Ductless systems often come equipped with advanced filtration features that help improve indoor air quality. Some models include multi-stage filtration systems that capture dust, allergens, and other particles, promoting a healthier living environment.
Ductless systems are designed to provide both heating and cooling capabilities, making them suitable for year-round use. They operate efficiently in a wide range of temperatures, ensuring comfort in various weather conditions.
Many ductless systems are designed to operate quietly, minimizing noise disruptions in your living spaces. This is particularly advantageous for bedrooms, living rooms, or any area where a quiet environment is desired.