A split air conditioning imply means that the condensor (or sometimes referred to as the “outdoor unit”) is separated from the   “indoor unit”, thus the term “split”. The split air conditioning has at least one unit that sits inside your room. The compressor sits outside of the room, sometimes on the ground or on brackets hung to the wall. Some models come with multiple indoor units that will use one single compressor, this is known as the multisplit air conditioningView our range of split air Like all air conditioning you need to know how many BTUs you need to cool the area you are trying to cool. You also need to consider the number of indoor unit that you need normally one indoor unit per room is what you would need but, if your home has open areas you may be able to coolAs a general rule of thumb, we have set out a btu calculator to help you choose which unit suits you best on which air conditioner There are many options available to you so we are always

happy to discuss your requirements and make recommendations to help you make a decision on your air conditioning requirement. A copper connection pipe and electrical wiring connects the indoor unit to the outdoor unit of the split air conditioning. Gas refrigerant is pumped from the outdoor condenser coil and compressor through the connection pipe to the indoor unit or units. quietly distributes cool air drawn across the unit's evaporator coil. We are one of the few air conditioning company that stocks true Quick Coupling air conditioning systems (sometimes known as Quick Connector).  These work the same way as the professional-fit air conditioning systems except that we have replaced the copper tubes with flexi tubes and a snazzy "snap on" connection for quick installation.  View our range of Quick Coupling air conditioning systems. In a split air conditioning, the amount of cold air entering the room can he controlled by a thermostat or it can be regulated by

an infra-red remote control, like a TV remote. One room or one area of a building can maintain a different temperature from another room or area in the In a central air-conditioning system, refrigerant is pumped from the outdoor condenser coil indoors to a single indoor coil from which cooled air is distributed to each room through a system of ducts. The amount of cold air in one room is regulated by changing the temperature of every room in the building.financing an ac unit Split air conditionings are the perfect solution forcondensation under ac unit spot cooling - for example, in residential houses where only certain rooms areice around outside ac unit required to be cooled at certain times, for example, living room during the day

and bedroom at night but also in large structures like retail stores and supermarkets, where spot cooling is essential, for example areas can be either too hot or too cold. Space demands on modern buildings make it necessary for some to install modular and special-purpose offices within existingSplit air conditioning units are perfect for these uses. The condensor can be placed outside the office, and connection pipes and wiring can be run into the room. Inside wall or ceiling units can distribute the cooled air with precision and more cost effectively. Since no ductwork or air distribution system is needed with a split air conditioning system, there are few places where these systems cannot be installed. Split air conditioning systems have been installed all over the world - in small and large offices, shops, motels and hotels, schools and universities, telephone equipment rooms, computer rooms, churches, hospitals and laboratories.

An easy installation for your contractor means less mess, or disruption, for your home or downtime for your business. Split air conditioning are easy to maintain. have washable filters and require only periodical cleaning. designed for easy access for your contractor for those routine maintenance Both the indoor and outdoor units are designed for quietIndoor units are typically quiet enough for libraries, classrooms, boardrooms, and the most sensitive room in the house, the bedroom. units are generally quiet enough to be installed under a window or near a patio so sleeping or the entertaining of guests is not disrupted. well into interior spaces and you don't have to sacrifice a window as window type air conditioning units. Most split air conditioning units provide “climate control” with additional heating as well, so you can live and work comfortably I want to buy a split air conditioning Read about portable air conditioners

1. How many rooms do you want to cool?Picking the right home air conditioner is very easy with the right information. Before buying an air conditioner, find out how many BTUs you need.  This means think of the size of the room, and what the room will be used for. Matching Btu requirements to room size is very important when you buying an air conditioner system. This air conditioner sizing tutorial will explain you how to choose the right air conditioner size. Choosing an air conditioner size that is too small (low BTU rating) for the intended room will leave you feeling hot and flustered! And buying an air conditioner that is too big for the room can have its problems too. So the main question is what does BTU mean? Btu – British Thermal Unit (Btu) is the international measure of energy. A Btu is the amount of heat needed to raise 1 (one) pound of water by 1(one) degree Fahrenheit. In HVAC industry, Btu's measure the quantity of heat a conditioning unit can remove from a room per hours.

One BTU per hour is equal to 0293 watts. As the Btu rating increases, so does the weight, size and cost of the air conditioner. To calculate how many BTU’s you need you can use this table. The following tables are estimates based on average room conditions in a moderate climate. Exceptions are Kitchens – add 4,000 BTU cooling capacity to the recommended size. High Ceilings/Unusual Floor Plans – increase BTU by 10%. Warmer Climates – may require 10-20% additional BTUs per room over regular amount. BTU size too large: A conditioner that has a bigger BTU rating than the room size needs will cycle off too quickly. The unit will not remove the humidity from the air properly. Air Conditioner size too small: A conditioner that has a smaller BTU rating than the room requires will run continuously. The unit will not cool the room adequately. NorthCool home air conditioner systems are normally 9,000 – 24,000 Btu's. This BTU rating provides sifficient cooling capacity for any home, condo or loft.