Ductless Mini-Splits/Air Source Heat Pumps/Mitsubishi Hyper Heat

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At Superior Co-Op HVAC, we do everything we can in order to provide you with the honest, trustworthy and professional HVAC services that you need in order to live in comfort—season after season. Looking for high-efficiency HVAC? Our team of experts has the knowledge and experience needed in order to install, repair or service your ductless mini-split system, no matter if you have a heat pump or an air conditioner.

Ductless Mini-Split is an Air Source Heat Pump

If your home does not have a duct system, then mini-splits may be your perfect choice. Affordable solutions to your heating or cooling needs, a ductless mini-split offers the perfect retrofit add-on, as your benefit from both its small size and high flexibility. This means that you can easily zone your home with as many mini-splits as you need—we’ve even outfitted some houses with up to 4 or 5. Because each mini-split comes with its own thermostat, you can adjust your comfort level as needed, saving you effort, energy and money while ensuring that every room in your home is comfortable.

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Versatile systems, ductless mini-splits can be adapted to almost any design, room, or outfitting needs. Place one on the wall, on the ceiling, in the room as a floor-standing model, and so much more with a sleek look and a quality efficiency. Many of the ductless mini-split systems we install come equipped with remote control for added convenience while you get the home security that other in-wall or in-window systems can’t offer.

Contact us today and learn more about getting a ductless mini-split system that can save you money with low operating costs, convenience and more!

We are happy to service and install Mitsubishi Electric ductless mini-splits. Be sure to ask about Mitsubishi Hyper Heating!

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What are Ductless Cooling and Heating Systems? As suggested by the name, ductless cooling and heating systems work without any ductwork being involved. These systems consist of two separate units: an outdoor compressor and an indoor evaporator. The most common type of ductless systems is wall-mounted mini-splits.

Ductless mini-split systems are energy efficient air conditioning and heating options, environmentally friendly and completely customizable. They offer homeowners the ability to heat or cool specific zones of their home to the exact temperature they desire, providing consistent and exceptional year-round comfort.

5 REASONS TO CHOOSE DUCTLESS MINI-SPLIT HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS

Most people have heard of mini-split heat pumps and ductless mini-split heating and cooling systems. You may have seen the small, indoor devices installed high on walls in homes, restaurants or office buildings. But what do you really know about mini-split systems?

1. Mini-Split Systems Are Highly Flexible Solutions

Whereas traditional heat pumps and central air conditioning systems force cooled and heated air through ducts, mini-split heat pumps deliver air directly into different zones. Mini-split heating and cooling systems are comprised of a small outdoor unit and one or more indoor units that require nothing more than mounting capabilities and access to electricity.

Ductless mini-split systems offer home and business owners a cost-effective way to replace inefficient window air conditioning units, space heaters and electric baseboard heaters. They can be installed in home additions, new construction, condominiums and apartments, or to improve temperature control in specific rooms. Ductless mini-split systems can even be fit for buildings that currently use ducted forced-air systems.

2. Ductless Can Save You Money

One of the biggest reasons homeowners switch to ductless mini splits for their heating and cooling needs is the overall cost savings. In recent years, utility costs across the country have skyrocketed. When a home’s temperature depends upon an inefficient system, monthly bills can quickly climb out of control. Mini-split heating and air conditioning systems operate on less power – they are smaller than traditional forced-air systems, and because the temperature-controlled air is delivered directly into a room, there is no loss in efficiency.

Ductless mini-split systems also allow homeowners to create “zones” in their home, which means they no longer have to cool or heat rooms that aren’t occupied.

In addition to saving money on utilities, homeowners may also be eligible for tax credits or utility rebates for the year they install a ductless air conditioning and heating system. There are many programs at the federal, state and local level that allow homeowners and businesses to take advantage of these additional savings.

3. Breathe Happier with a Mini-Split – They Improve Indoor Air Quality

Often, the quality of indoor air can actually be lower than the quality of outdoor air. With traditional HVAC systems, air ducts must be professionally cleaned on a regular basis, and even after cleaning, dust and allergens are left behind. Ductless air conditioning and heating systems, on the other hand, offer multi-stage filtration that can drastically reduce dust, bacteria, pollen, allergens and other particulates in the air. Plus, Mitsubishi Electric mini-split units have washable filters you can clean and replace regularly.

4. Mini-Split Systems Are Quick and Easy to Install

Installing a traditional, ducted system can take several weeks and disrupts daily activities in the home. Ductless systems are far less invasive to install, and depending upon the number of indoor and outdoor units required, can be up and running in as little as one day.

Mini-split systems run on small pipes that require a mere three-inch hole. That means homeowners don’t have to worry about rebuilding walls or ceilings around ductwork and there is no loss of precious square footage.

5. Ductless Air Conditioning Lowers Your Carbon Footprint

The small size of a ductless mini-split heat pump and its zoning capabilities allows for greater energy efficiency. Mini-split heating and air conditioning systems follow ENERGY STAR guidelines, which means they are far more energy efficient than the minimum standards set forth by the U.S. federal government. Improved efficiency saves money, of course, but it also helps reduce your total carbon output.

Additionally, ductless mini-split systems take advantage of advances in chemistry to reduce effects on the environment. Ductless systems use a refrigerant called R410A, which is known for its zero- ozone depletion potential. This means the system will have less impact on the environment throughout its lifecycle.

Ductless mini-split systems are energy efficient air conditioning and heating options, environmentally friendly and completely customizable. They offer homeowners the ability to cool and heat specific zones of their home to the exact temperature they desire, providing consistent and exceptional year-round comfort.

HOW A DUCTLESS HEAT PUMP CAN SAVE YOU MONEY AND ENERGY?

Although not a new technology, ductless heat pumps are rapidly gaining popularity in the U.S., and why not? Ductless heating and cooling systems can save 30-40 percent off the energy costs of a forced air system. They are the go-to choice for newly constructed houses and additions, as well as those houses with no existing ductwork and which rely upon radiator or electric baseboard heating. If this describes your home, here are some ways the ductless heat pump system can drive your energy costs down. THE SAME UNIT DELIVERS BOTH HEATING AND COOLING If you are in an older house with an old boiler delivering radiated heat, and you want to add energy efficient air conditioning, switching to a ductless heat pump system can kill two birds with one stone, bringing both cooling and heating in one system. An air conditioner works by transferring the heat from inside to outside. A heat pump is an energy-saving air conditioner that simply reverses the flow of refrigerant. Combining the functions means one less system to worry about, joining the best of both worlds to create one of the best heating and cooling systems on the market today. And newer hyper-heating systems provide reliable heat even when it’s below freezing outside. DUCTLESS HEAT PUMPS ARE EASY TO INSTALL AND SIMPLE TO USE A basic ductless cooling and heating system consists of two units, one indoors and one outdoors, which is why the system is often called a split-ductless system or mini split system. Together, they take up considerably less space than equivalent traditional home comfort systems. The refrigerant lines deliver the heating and cooling energy to the space much more efficiently than air ducting can. Forced air systems lose as much as 30 percent of its energy pushing dense, cold air up big, wide ducts through an entire house. Ductless heat pump systems in turn rely on thin refrigerant piping to deliver the heating and cooling energy to compact indoor units delivering air to the space much more easily, allowing you to save on energy. SAVE ON ENERGY WITH ZONE-BASED COOLING AND HEATING Split-ductless systems and mini split systems can use up to eight separate indoor air-handling units for each outdoor unit. In this way, you can have eight separate rooms or zones, each with its own controller. You can save a lot of money and energy by sending less heat into lesser-used areas of your home. For larger homes, you might consider purchasing two ductless multi-room outdoor units in order to boost your indoor cooling and heating to the entire house. The extra costs will be more than compensated for through eventual energy savings, as well as giving you green heating and colling which will reduce the carbon imprint on the earth. THE “GREENER” THE HOUSE, THE BETTER THE SAVINGS Green heating and colling helps save on energy, but in order to maximize your savings, you want to secure your building “envelope”. You need to make sure you have adequate insulation, and that all window, door and attic air leaks are sealed. It wouldn’t make much sense to purchase and install a new heating and cooling system, only to have the energy savings it brings go seeping out of your house. This is especially true in colder climates, where the ductless heat pump needs to work harder to maintain heat in the winter. If you’re smart enough to use this modern technology, you need to be smart enough to keep your house as environmentally sound as possible in order to get the most out of it. The best part is you won’t have to sacrifice having one of the best heating and cooling systems on the market to have a green heating and cooling system.

HOW DOES AN ENERGY REBATE PROGRAMS WORK?

Energy-Efficient Technologies Can Earn You Energy Rebates Convenience, efficiency and energy savings are reasons enough to invest in new home technologies. But energy efficient technology choices can also earn you extra money through local, state or federal energy rebates. These rebates come in many forms, from property and sales tax exemptions to loans and grants. There are thousands of such programs in the U.S., but they are often not widely promoted or publicized. It pays to do a little research about these programs when you are considering technology upgrades for your home. Here are some examples of what you will find. Residential Renewable Energy Tax Credit – Federal This is a personal tax credit applied for the use of solar-electric systems, solar water heating systems and fuel cells, small wind-energy systems and geothermal heat pumps. A taxpayer may claim a credit of 30 percent of qualified expenditures for a system that serves their residence anywhere in the U.S. Energy Upgrade California This program offers a rebate of up to $2,500 for a basic upgrade package, and up to $4,500 for an advanced upgrade package, covering energy efficient technologies such as central air conditioning, duct/air sealing, furnaces, insulation and more. The program connects homeowners with qualified contractors, and helps them find all available incentives. Energy Conservation Improvements Property Tax Exemption – New York State Covering water heaters, furnaces, central air, programmable thermostats, solar heat, photovoltaics, geothermal heat pumps and more, this program exempts the homeowner from 100 percent of the value added to the residence as a result of the improvements. ENERGY STAR Sales Tax Holiday Window – Texas In this program, Texas offers a three-day window, typically the Memorial Day weekend, during which consumers can purchase ENERGY STAR products and get a break on state and local sales and use taxes on their purchases. The program covers air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, dehumidifiers, programmable thermostats and more. Energy Conservations for Ohioans (ECO-Link) Program – Ohio The ECO-Link program offers Ohio homeowners reduced rate financing for energy efficiency and renewable energy home upgrades. It covers central air, dehumidifiers, refirgerators, water heaters, window air conditioners, duct sealing, washing machines and more. It provides a 3 percent rate reduction up to $50,000 in savings over a 7-year bank loan. There are thousands of energy-efficiency rebates and incentives like these available all across the country. A good place to start looking is the DSIRE(link is external) Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency. You might as well capitalize as much as you can on your decision to go energy efficient.