Mini splits are an efficient way to heat and cool several rooms. Because they don’t need ducts, they can be easily installed in multiple indoor zones, only requiring a small hole to connect the indoor units with the outdoor unit.

Like most air conditioning systems, where you install your mini split is critical. Even if they don’t need ductwork, where you put your mini split will likely be its permanent home, especially for models like wall mounted and ceiling cassette units. Before installing your mini split in its permanent location, there are several factors you need to consider.

In this article, we discuss how to determine the placement of your indoor and outdoor units, and the optimum distances and locations. 

As spring transitions to summer, so does the temperature and humidity. The air becomes warmer, sticky and humid. While this is normally not a problem outdoors, humid air can be a problem indoors.

In this article, we discuss the ideal indoor humidity for summer, how it can affect your health and home, and how to bring excessive humidity down to safe levels.

On March 23, 2023, the Department of Energy finalized new energy efficiency standards for window air conditioners. The updated CEER rating aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and lower consumer utility bills by pushing for more efficient window ACs.

Here’s everything you need to know about the new CEER standards for 2023.