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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

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  • Number of Zones: Select how many rooms or areas you want to climate.
  • Outdoor Support: Choose the type of bracket or support needed for installing the outdoor unit.
  • Include Accessories: Add optional accessories to simplify your DIY installation.

ZONES REQUIREMENTS

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High Wall Ceiling Cassette Ceiling Suspended Concealed Duct
High Wall: Wall-mounted mini split systems are installed near the top of a wall. They're the most popular mini split option due to being the least expensive choice. Ceiling Cassette: Ceiling cassette mini split systems are installed recessed on the ceiling. Due to their location, they provide a wider air flow than most other types of systems. Floor-Ceiling: Floor-mounted mini splits are essentially the same as wall-mounted mini splits, except they're installed near the bottom of a wall instead of towards the top. Concealed Duct: Concealed duct mini splits are mounted on the ceiling, typically where they can be connected to one or more ducts.
  • Mounting: Select the installation style for the indoor unit (wall, floor, ceiling, etc.)
  • Capacity: Choose the BTU capacity required to condition this room or zone.
  • Installation Kit: Specify whether you want to include a full installation kit (pipes, wires, etc.)
  • Piping Length: Enter the pipe length needed between the indoor and outdoor units.

SYSTEM SOLUTION

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Nominal Load: for Multi-Split

Total Pipe Length: for Multi-Split

Products: System sets .. A single-zone mini split system consists of one outdoor unit for each indoor unit. When heating or cooling multiple zones in a home, an outdoor unit will need to be installed for each individual room.

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Disclaimer Statement

MULTI CALC
Every indoor unit attached will operate at a random, self-regulated capacity, based on the actual demand it measures from the zone it is serving (Between 30% to 100% of its rated capacity or OFF). The outdoor unit will also self-regulate its output capacity based on the total demand it reads from all the simultaneously running indoor units at any given moment.

With multi-split systems, the total demand from the outdoor unit shall seldom exceed 77% of the total available capacity of the combined indoor unit group due to load fluctuations. Although very rarely, if and when the total demand from the combined indoor group exceeds the rated capacity of the outdoor unit, the capacity of each indoor unit will be annotated accordingly.

For high-demand heating applications, max loading limits may need to be reduced by 10-15 % to avoid underperformance risks at some extreme conditions.

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