Central Mini Split Systems

Central mini splits represent a unitary ducted system, offering an electric alternative to traditional gas and oil heating systems for residential spaces. These systems, adept at both heating and cooling, operate with the efficiency of mini splits but have been uniquely engineered to seamlessly integrate with ductwork. While mini splits typically utilize lines connecting outdoor condensers t individual indoor air handlers, central mini splits are connected to ductwork akin to a furnace. This design not only enhances their versatility but also positions them as a cost-effective solution, contributing to energy conservation and substantial savings on utility bills. 


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  • Frequently Asked Questions

    High efficiency inverter heat pumps are a unitary ducted system. They are an electric alternative to gas and oil systems for heating your home. They are efficient, can both heat and cool your home, and are a great way to save money on utility bills as they conserve energy.

    Central Mini Split = Ducted vs. Regular Mini Split = Ductless

    Central Mini Split Systems use the same technology as mini splits; however, they have been specifically designed to work with ductwork that connects to your furnace. Whereas mini split systems are ductless and use a line that runs from the outdoor condenser to the individual indoor air handlers.
    Central Mini Split System Standard Mini Split System
    Energy Efficiency High (19-20 SEER) Moderate (14-15 SEER)
    Min. Operating Temperature -22°F -4°F
    Type of Air Handler Central Air Inverter Wall Mount, Ceiling Cassette, Concealed Duct, or Floor Mount
    Type of Ductwork Ducted Ductless
    Year Introduced 2010s 1980s
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  • High efficiency inverter heat pumps are designed to conserve energy and to heat and cool at a more rapid rate.
  • High efficiency inverter heat pumps can save you money on your utility bills when a properly sizzed system, for both space and climate, is installed. Not sure what size you need? Check out our sizing guide.
  • Installation is simple because it connect to existing ductwork. There is no need for installing extra ventilation systems. Simply connect the indoor air handler to existing ductwork, as you would a furnace, and you are on your way to a comfortable home.
  • As this system does not use fossil fuels, it is an eco-friendly option.
  • Many of these models have extended heat and cooling performance due to the inverter technology. Some of our systems can efficiently heat with outside temperatures down to -22°F and efficiently cool with outside temperatures as high as 129°F.

  • SEER (cooling) and HSPF (heating) are standardized measurements of the electrical efficiency of the systems. Use these specifications to determine relative efficiency between the systems.
  • Proper sizing - the BTU outputs or Tons (12,000 btu = 1 Ton) measure the output capacity of a system. The system selected should match both size and location of your home.
  • For help sizing your system, please click here.
  • High efficiency inverter heat pumps come in a variety of prices. The exact price is dependent on the size of the system you need, but we have great deals on all our items, so that you can save as much money as possible.

  • Some US states are passing legislation that restricts the type of heating system you can use, particularly the use of gas furnaces. Replacing your system with a Central Mini Split may help future-proof your system against newer, more restrictive legislation.
  • Depending on where you live, your state may offer tax incentives or rebates when you upgrade to a Central Mini Split. Rebates are sometimes available from your local utility company as well. Check with your local government and utility provider to see what systems qualify.
  • In the state of California, residents in qualifying ZIP codes can receive a $1500 rebate. Click here for more information.
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