An HVAC system that is split has copper tubing connecting the indoor and exterior components of the air conditioning or heating system.
The compressor and condenser are often located in the exterior portion of the unit, while the inside air handling unit and evaporator coil are located there. These components direct air through your home’s ductwork. These HVAC systems are distinct from HVAC packaged units, in which all the components are packaged into a single unit.
There are numerous varieties of split systems, which can include heat pump systems or air conditioning systems (bigger homes may need multiple split air conditioners installed outside your home, coupled with either a gas furnace or a fan coil inside your home.
WHAT ADVANTAGES DO SPLIT HVAC SYSTEMS OFFER?
Comparing split HVAC systems to packaged HVAC units, there are numerous advantages. It’s crucial to remember that various HVAC systems are advantageous for various kinds of houses, apartments, and condos. While one style of home may benefit most from a particular HVAC system, another type of home may not. Your house and budget-friendly HVAC system options can be determined with the assistance of our knowledgeable team of Carrier specialists.
EFFICIENCY
The Department of Energy (DOE) allows for a wide variety of efficiency ratings for HVAC split systems, from the lowest efficiency to high-efficiency systems with ratings as high as 24 SEER2. Split systems that have earned the Energy Star® certification are thought to be significantly less energy-intensive than those that only met the DOE’s basic efficiency requirements. Your energy bill’s most expensive components—heating and cooling—can be reduced by switching to a more energy–efficient appliance.
CUSTOMIZATION
Split HVAC systems have two independent parts, allowing for additional customization of the system’s configuration.
WHAT ARE THE CONTRAINS OF A SPLIT HVAC SYSTEM?
HIGHER COST INSTALLATION
Split HVAC systems typically cost more to install than HVAC packaged units because there are two different units that make up the system. If the two separate units need to be installed farther apart, the installation expenses may also rise. varied types of HVAC split systems have varied installation costs, and ductless systems, while having more expensive units, don’t need to have any air ducts built in your home.
EXTERNAL NOISE
Your fun in your yard or on your patio may be hampered if the outdoor compressor is not kept in good working order. If the outside unit is positioned close to your bedroom and you have trouble falling asleep, this may also be an issue.
THE OUTDOOR UNIT NEEDS ROOM
There is room needed for the outdoor compressor because a portion of the system is outdoors. Because of this, installing these systems in a small yard or outside area is challenging.
