Ductless Systems

For decades, split-zoning air-conditioning and heat pump systems have been the quiet solution for cooling and heating problems around the world. At New England Cooling Towers, Inc. we recommend Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning systems. Mitsubishi Electric is the industry leader in split-ductless air-conditioning technology.

Improved Comfort for Existing Buildings

If a room is too hot or too cold, Mitsubishi Electric systems can handle it! Because they do not require ductwork, they are the perfect heating and cooling systems for renovating older buildings that were constructed before air conditioning was available – even those with plaster walls and brick facades. The versatility and variety of applications for Mitsubishi Electric systems are virtually unlimited. They’re an excellent choice for almost any spot cooling or heating situation, including enclosed sunrooms, upstairs bedrooms, classrooms, hospitals, nursing homes, restaurants, hotels, workout rooms, computer rooms, offices and churches. They’re also equipped with an anti-allergen filter and prevent the cross-flow of air with contaminants. And because they can be controlled by zone, it’s easy to set the controls for the exact room temperature you want.

How Does it Work?

Mitsubishi Electric's quiet and powerful systems have three main components: an indoor unit, outdoor unit, and remote controller. Installation is as simple as mounting the indoor and outdoor units, connecting the refrigerant lines, and making a few electrical connections. Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating can fit into almost any space because their innovative engineering optimizes the capabilities of the INVERTER technology and R410A refrigerant for more efficient systems with smaller indoor and outdoor units. R410A refrigerant is environmentally friendly, with zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP). The units themselves are also made of recycleable materials.

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