Ductless Heating and Cooling

A ductless air conditioner can cool your home; but the more commonly installed ductless heat pumps can provide both cooling AND heating. In the summer, heat is absorbed by the refrigerant and carried outside to the condenser. In the winter, the flow of refrigerant is reversed, and heat from the outside air is carried through the refrigerant and distributed indoors. Puron refrigerant boils at about -50 C! This means that it can move heat from outside into your home even if it’s -30 C! 

With multiple heat pump units, zone configurations allow rooms to be independently temperature controlled enabling a variety of temperature ranges depending on each room’s requirements. This flexibility ensures that you can maintain different areas of your home at different temperatures to ensure maximum comfort. Multiple configurations are available, including ceiling suspended units, high wall heads, floor consoles, concealed attic units and 4-way ceiling cassettes, we’ve got easy, unobtrusive solutions to fit practically every need and budget.   

One thing to remember – all the indoor heads in a multi-head ductless system must be set in the same mode: Heating or Cooling. This means that different rooms can be set to different temperatures – but you cannot heat one room and cool another simultaneously with a standard ductless heat pump.

Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems are the wave of the future. They are typically designed for commercial spaces because they allow for upwards of 60 heads to be matched to a single outdoor unit. They are extremely energy efficient when compared to standard packaged rooftops, and, unlike standard ductless heat pumps, can be used to heat one zone while cooling a different zone at the same time.