Ducted Air Conditioning
Ducted air conditioning is installed in a false ceiling. It operates through a central unit, which distributes the cold air through ducts. This way, the air circulates and reaches the rooms through vents previously placed in the wall.
Advantages
- Ducted air conditioning is ideal for keeping the entire house equally heated.
- It is the best option when there is more than one room to be air-conditioned.
- You save yourself from installing more than one device and the cost that this entails.
- It's much more aesthetically pleasing, simpler, and goes unnoticed, as only a few small air outlet grilles are visible.
- Ducted equipment is much quieter than traditional appliances.
- You'll have independent temperature control in each room with different thermostats, which will result in significant energy savings.
Disadvantages
- The price is also slightly more expensive than a conventional air conditioner, but keep in mind that we'll be cooling the entire house. In the long run, it will be cost-effective; you'll notice significant savings on your bills, as this equipment contributes significantly to energy savings.
- It requires some work and a somewhat complex installation. It's a good idea if you buy a house before you start adding furniture, painting, and decorating. Otherwise, you'll have to build a false ceiling, if you don't already have one, and then start installing it from there.
Consult with Pujol Climate Specialists in ducted air conditioning installations, we'll give you the best recommendations for this type of installation.
