By Rush Heating and Cooling, Inc
02/13/2015 Ductless split and mini split air conditioners are made up of two
parts, much like a conventional air conditioning system. However, the
outdoor compressor and indoor wall-mounted units are connected to each
other only by a refrigerant line rather than the more traditional
ductwork. That means that mini-split systems are much easier to install
in places that don’t already have ductwork or where it wouldn’t be
practical to try and fit ducts in.
The other main difference between ductless air conditioning units and
other types of central air conditioning systems is that the indoor unit
mounted on the wall or the ceiling in your room is where the actual
cooling takes place. You can adjust the temperature in the room directly
from there, giving you a much more refined control over your indoor
conditions.
Rush Heating & Cooling has been owned and operated in Greenwood, SC for over 60 years. Paul Rush Jr. had the desire to work hard to support his family and to make a living providing comfort solutions to Greenwood residents. This tradition of providing quality service and products was passed …
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