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The installation process for a mini split system is much easier than that of a traditional system. This comes from the inherent simplicity of a mini split unit. Ductless mini split air conditioner systems consist of two main parts. The first is an outdoor compressor or condenser. This is paired with one or more indoor air handling units (these are the devices that you can see inside a structure, as they actively heat and cool rooms). Another great feature of ductless air is the variety of air handlers available, including:
- Wall Mounted
- Ceiling Cassette
- Concealed Duct
- Floor Mounted
The outdoor and indoor components are connected by simple conduits — generally referred to as “line sets.” Those usually include: a drain line, refrigerant tubing, suction tubing, and a condensate drain, wrapped in a durable insulation. The result is a 3-inch line that delivers all that is needed, meaning homeowners need only make a single entrance hole into their home.