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A refrigeration or air conditioning system that consists of a "hot" side, or the condensing unit-including the condensing coil, the compressor and the fan-which is situated outside your home The hot side is connected to the "cold" side-located inside your home-via supply and return refrigerant lines The cold side consists of an expansion valve and a cold coil, and it is usually part of the furnace or some type of air handler The furnace blows air through an evaporator coil, which cools the air Then this cool air is routed throughout your home by means of a series of air ducts This type of set up is also used with heat pump installations
This describes an air conditioning or heat pump system that is split into two sections - an outdoor section and an indoor section It won't work without the outdoor section plus an indoor section to move the air
Any system with an indoor and outdoor section, or one that is "split"
-Refers to an air conditioner or heat pump that has components in two locations Usually, one part of the system is located inside (evaporator coil) and the other is located outside your home (condenser coil)
A combination heat pump or air conditioner with indoor components such as a furnance or blower coil To maximize effectiveness, Split Systems should be matched
A combination Heat Pump or AC unit with indoor components such as a furnace or blower coil
An air conditioner or heat pump consisting of two or more major components which are not enclosed in one cabinet For a split system, a compressor and condenser are generally installed outside the building and the cooling coil is generally installed within the building
A combination heat pump or air conditioner with indoor components such as a furnace or blower coil Split systems should be matched for optimum efficiency
A heat pump or central air conditioning system with components located both inside and outside of a building -- the most common types installed in homes
Refrigeration or air conditioning installation, which places condensing unit outside or away from evaporator
A central air conditioning or heat pump system in which some components are located inside the home and others outside This is the most common type of home system
A refrigeration or air conditioning system that has the condensing unit remote from the indoor (evaporator) coil
The most widely used type of central air conditioning and heat pump system The compressor is located outside the residence, and the evaporator is placed inside The equipment is connected by piping that carries the system's refrigerant
Split heat pumps are two (2) part refrigeration systems which have separate evaporator / air handler and compressor / condenser sections Commonly employed in air-to-air systems where the condenser section is located outside the home while the evaporator / air handler is located inside the conditioned structure
The combination of an outdoor unit (air conditioner or heat pump) with an indoor unit (furnace or air handler) Split systems must be matched for optimum efficiency
Refers to a comfort system configuration consisting of components in two locations Common examples include an outside unit, such as an air conditioner and an indoor unit, such as a furnace and coil
A central air conditioner consisting of two or more major components The system usually consists of a compressor-containing unit and condenser, installed outside the building and a non-compressor -containing air handling unit installed within the building This is the most common type of system installed in a home
Refers to an air conditioner or heat pump that has components in two locations Usually, one part of the system is located inside (evaporator coil) and the other is located outside your home (condenser coil)
Also known as a remote system This design uses a condensing unit outside, usually on the ground and an air handling unit usually located in an attic on a closet One of the benefits of a split system is that it is modular in design and can be replaced in sections at a cheaper cost than a package unit One of the draw backs is that copper piping must be run between the sections and this piping can develop hard to locate refrigerant leaks over time
A combination heat pump or air conditioner with indoor components such as a furnace or blower coil To maximize effectiveness, Split Systems should be matched
split system

    Hyphenation

    split sys·tem

    Turkish pronunciation

    splît sîstım

    Pronunciation

    /ˈsplət ˈsəstəm/ /ˈsplɪt ˈsɪstəm/
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