Air conditioning

This category includes air conditioning units designed for cooling and limited heating applications. The systems use an air-to-air refrigeration cycle and typically feature inverter compressors for variable performance. Available options include classic split systems with an external condenser unit and progressive all-in-one indoor units with no external unit required.

Split systems are ideal for larger spaces where the outdoor unit can be installed externally. All-in-one systems are suited for smaller, self-contained environments where external installation is not feasible. Both types are compatible with heating modes, although heating capacity is generally limited compared to dedicated heating systems.

How to choose

• Assess the required cooling capacity in relation to the space size and insulation to determine the correct unit size.
• Verify compatibility with existing electrical systems and ensure the unit supports the required voltage and phase configuration.
• Consider whether an external unit is permissible or necessary for the installation site.

Frequently asked questions

Can these units provide heating?
Yes, all units support heating mode, although the heating capacity is typically limited and not suitable for extreme cold conditions.

Do all-in-one units require a refrigeration technician for installation?
No, since the entire system is installed indoors and does not require an external unit, a refrigeration technician is not required for installation.