Split and multi-split air-conditioning

Split air conditioners are the most widely used systems in private homes, small offices, business and shopping centres and restaurants. We have around 10 years of experience and over 50 completed projects. You are welcome to visit our office and see our work.

System types

Single split

One indoor and one outdoor unit. Heating and cooling.

Multi-split

Up to 8 indoor units on one outdoor unit.

Indoor unit types

Wall-mounted, cassette, floor/ceiling and ducted units.

How we work

1. Connection

   We define the space and connection points together. Several indoor units can run on one outdoor unit.

2. Alternatives

   We propose several layouts based on the size of the space.

3. Integration

   We apply what we learn in international training to integrate systems in large areas.

4. Selection

   We recommend only world brands we have tested and trust. Call us if you need help choosing.

Applications

• Homes and workplaces
• Shops
• Shopping centres
• Schools
• Hospitals
• Meeting and concert halls

In a multi-split system up to eight indoor units connect to one outdoor unit, and each is controlled independently. This cuts the number of outdoor units on the façade and keeps the building looking tidy.

Inside the units

Outdoor unit

Compressor, fan, control board and condenser. Installed outdoors, on the roof or on the façade, as close to the indoor unit as possible.

Indoor unit

Fan, heat exchanger coil, control board and air filter.

Cassette unit

Fitted into a suspended ceiling, with only the air intake and louvres visible. One of the neatest solutions.

Ceiling-suspended unit

Mounted under the ceiling; suits rooms without a suspended ceiling.

Ducted unit

Concealed in the ceiling or wall, with air distributed through ducts. Delivers a high airflow and is ideal for hotels, banks and offices.

A key advantage of split systems: compressor and fan noise stays outside the building.