Know Your System
Six system families, what each one suits, and the specifications that matter before you buy.
Residential
Sized per room rather than per catalogue. We calculate heat load from glazing, orientation and occupancy, then place the indoor unit where the airflow actually reaches you.
0.8–2.0 ton · inverter · 5-star options
The default choice for bedrooms and living rooms. An indoor blower inside, condenser outside, joined by insulated copper — quiet indoors, efficient on an inverter compressor, and easy to service.
0.75–2.0 ton · single unit
One self-contained box seated in the window opening. Lowest installation cost and the simplest option for rentals, small bedrooms and offices where an outdoor unit has nowhere to go.
1.5–8 ton · multi-room zoning
The plant hides above a false ceiling and delivers air through insulated ducts to linear slot grilles. Nothing shows in the room but a slim diffuser — the premium finish for designed interiors.
Commercial
Offices, showrooms, clinics and hotels need staged capacity, zonal control and documented commissioning. We plan plant location, electrical load and service access before install day.
1.5–4 ton · 4-way airflow
Recessed into a modular ceiling and throwing air in four directions, cassettes cool wide open floors evenly from a single central point — ideal for offices, restaurants and retail.
8–60 ton · up to 64 indoor units
One outdoor plant serves many indoor units, varying refrigerant flow to match each zone's real demand. The efficient answer for multi-floor buildings with very different room loads.
2–4 ton · high-throw
A tall free-standing cabinet with long-throw airflow for lobbies, banquet halls and showrooms — high capacity where ceilings are too high or too finished for recessed units.
Enquiries
Site assessments are complimentary. Share your floor count and construction stage and we will bring drawings, finish samples and an honest budget range to the first meeting.
