Showing posts with label mini split. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mini split. Show all posts

Friday, August 05, 2011

Mini-Split AC Mounting

Ductless Mini-Split air conditioning systems consist of an outdoor unit connected to one or more indoor units. The outdoor unit can be secured to a concrete block or equipment pad on the ground, or mounted to the building with brackets. The unit should be placed in a well-ventilated area, away from exhaust coming from the building.

Wall-mounted indoor units function best when mounted high on the wall (at least 5 feet from the ground). This allows proper circulation of warm and cool air through the room. Installations closer to the floor also increase the likelihood of pet hair or other debris from the floor being sucked into the unit. See SupplyHouse.com for our new Mini-Split Sizing Calculator and mini-split products from Sanyo, LG, and Panasonic.

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Maintaining your Mini-Split

Ductless mini-split air conditioners continue to grow in popularity in the United States. Their quiet, efficient operation and zoning capabilities make mini-splits an attractive option for home cooling. Like all air conditioning systems, mini-splits remove warm, humid air from the living space. They contain filters to absorb dust from this air and prevent the formation of mold and bacteria.

The cleaning of these filters is the primary routine maintenance that mini-split units require. Each unit's manual contains specific instructions, but in general the filters should be cleaned about once a month during peak summer usage. Manufacturers usually recommend vacuuming the dust from the filters and, if necessary, hand-washing them with mild detergent. Go to SupplyHouse.com for mini-split products from Panasonic and LG.

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Another Advantage of Mini-Splits

Mini-split air conditioning systems operate on a simple concept: indoor units connected to outdoor condensing units with refrigerant line-sets. This creates some key advantages over traditional air conditioning systems. With mini-splits there is easy temperature control among zones, no ductwork, and no noisy units blocking windows.

The fact that indoor mini-split units receive their electrical power directly from the outdoor unit can be easy to overlook. But, when it comes to designing a room, this may be the biggest plus of installing a mini-split. Outdoor units usually require a dedicated circuit for power. Wiring will run, alongside the line-set, to each indoor unit. This means no plugs or wires will be visible in the living space.

SupplyHouse.com carries mini-split systems from all the top manufactures: Sanyo, LG, Fujitsu, and Panasonic.

Monday, May 02, 2011

Stay Cool with Art from LG

With LG’s Art Cool mini-split air conditioning system, you can transform your air conditioner into a piece of art. Art Cool offers all the advantages of standard mini-split systems (quiet operation, no ductwork, zoning efficiency), while giving users unmatched design flexibility. All Art Cool systems control a single zone. Inverter indoor units are available with four different stylish finishes and capacities of up to 24,000 BTUs.

Picture frame models, with 9,000 and 12,000 BTU options, display a painting or photograph of your choice. The days of noisy, ugly air conditioners are over. With an Art Cool system from LG, your air conditioner will enhance the appearance of your room.