Multi-split air conditioners are air conditioners that work with multiple indoor units connected to a single outdoor unit. This system is used to control temperature in various rooms and is often preferred in private homes or small offices. Some basic features of multisplit air conditioners are:

Multiple indoor units

Multi-split air conditioners contain multiple indoor units connected to an outdoor unit. These indoor units blow air into different rooms or areas and each can be controlled independently.

Flexible configuration

These systems allow you to place different indoor units in different locations. This is an ideal solution for users with different temperature requirements between rooms.

Energy efficiency

Multi-split systems increase energy efficiency by connecting a single outdoor unit to multiple indoor units. This can reduce operating costs.

Single outdoor unit

Multi-split systems, which have more than one indoor unit, typically operate with a single outdoor unit. This results in a smaller footprint and a more aesthetically pleasing exterior appearance.

Remote control or intelligent control

Multi-split systems are often equipped with remote controls or intelligent control systems. This allows users to easily control temperature and fan speed.

Cooling and Heating Capabilities

Multisplit air conditioners usually have cooling and heating modes. This means they can be used all year round.

Low noise level

Indoor devices generally operate with a low noise level and thus ensure a pleasant indoor climate.

Modular connection

Multi-split systems are fundamentally modular. Additional indoor units can be added to the system as required.

Multisplit air conditioners offer homeowners and small businesses the flexibility to set different temperature settings in different rooms. However, because there are multiple indoor units, the installation cost may be higher than a split system. However, the advantages of energy efficiency and flexibility of use make these systems preferable.