Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning explains single head AC or Multi heads heat pumps.

The ductless system can have one indoor head that can do both heating and cooling or only cooling. When ductless system have multiple heads they come in heat pumps which can do both heating and cooling. This is a common design for all manufactures such as: Mitsubishi, Trane, LG, Daikin, Samsung Ameristar and American standard

What designs and shapes ductless system come in?

Indoor ductless systems come in 4 different variations to suit just about anyone’s requirements: wall-mounted, floor mount, cassette (ceiling unit) and concealed unit installed over the ceiling.

Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning explains What is the SEER rating?

SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. It describes the energy usage for your AC unit. The lower the ratio, the more the electricity that is required to produce cold air. The higher the ratio, the more efficient is the system and the quieter it runs. Higher ratio units are also more energy efficient. Today all AC systems must have a SEER rating of 13 or above. Always consider the SEER rating of any AC unit that you want to buy. For any info on the newer AC systems on the market, call Pro Ace for a free consultation.

When you consider installing a ductless A.C. system, call the Lower Mainland professionals, Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning for estimates, warranty information, guarantees, maintenance information and suggestions about the optimal system for your home, townhouse or commercial property.

Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning explains How Ductless Air Conditioning and Heating Works

Ductless HVAC systems create a comfortable environment for separate indoor spaces where it might be impractical or expensive to add new ductwork. These types of systems have two components — an outdoor unit and an indoor unit.

The outdoor unit will be like a traditional HVAC system. The only difference is whether it’s connected to a single indoor unit or multiple indoor units. The indoor ductless units come in a variety of styles, including high wall units, concealed and cassette designs, as well as floor/ceiling and console units. You can choose your indoor unit based on your personal style, space design and desired features.

Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning explains What size air conditioner should be install in our home in the Lower Mainland?

The size of an AC unit is measured in tons of air. One ton of air can cool 400 square feet in homes and about half that in an office. (Offices tend to have more windows and less insulation.) If your home in Vancouver is 2800 sq. ft., you will need a 7-ton AC unit. An office of the same size will require a 14-ton unit. Do not try to save money by buying a smaller unit than necessary. If the unit is too small, it will result in inadequate temperatures in your home (cool or warm) and the ductless air conditioning unit may overheat. Alternatively, if you choose an overly large unit, it may not remove enough moisture from the room resulting in an uncomfortably humid or clammy environment.

Contact Pro Ace so we can explain it all in clear, friendly detail.

3 Main Reasons why Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning choose Ductless system

1-      You’ll save money and energy (and the planet!)

2-      You’ve got independent control for each area

3-      You can keep things easy and flexible

A ductless system provides spot heating and cooling that operates separately from your central system, so your new master bedroom or media room can be as cool or warm as you like. You can also mix and match multiple indoor units to create a multi-zone system for customized comfort. Think you may continue to add on to your new space later? Go ahead and get additional ports to allow for future expansion. Ductless systems are one of your best bets for custom temperature control in added-on rooms, especially when you want an energy efficient air conditioner and heating system that is cost-effective.

Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning explains What is a ductless system?

The components of a ductless air conditioning system include a condenser unit positioned outside the building, an indoor evaporator, line sets (pipes connecting the condenser and the evaporator), a power cable between the units, and two drainpipes leading from both units. 

Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning can install ductless or mini split air conditioning in offices, houses, townhouses and Apartments

Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning is eager for the opportunity to offer our services to you. We have been in business for over twenty years, with over eighty thousand residential, commercial and industrial clients served, and a proven track record of success and distinction in the heating and cooling industry. Our licensed technicians have years of experience and training that sets them apart, to offer you, our valued client, the highest quality of service.

Our promise is to deliver an exceptional installation with quality and care, and to ensure that your HVAC system meets every need required.

Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning Mini split / ductless installation Procedure in general:

– Ductless system is made up of two part the condenser that goes outside and then the wall mount unit that goes inside, normally we leave the condenser on the balcony and run line set or (pipes) and electrical wire to the indoor unit.

– We require to cut a hole 2-3 inch to run our line set and the wire through the hole. This hole will be sealed and covered to avoid damages and leakage.

– Electrician will provide power to the outdoor unit. normally they need to run a new wire from the electrical panel, which is 208/230 volt.