Residential

 Ducted air conditioners provide whole-home heating and cooling by distributing conditioned air through hidden ductwork to vents in each room, offering discreet, efficient, and consistent temperature control, often with zoning for customized comfort and energy savings, using one outdoor unit and a central indoor unit (in the roof or under the floor). These systems are ideal for comprehensive climate management.

High Wall Single Split System Air Conditioners have an indoor unit mounted high on a wall, delivering quiet, efficient heating/cooling for single rooms or zones, featuring energy-saving tech like inverters and smart controls (Wi-Fi), popular for homes.

 Mini VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) Air Conditioners are compact, efficient HVAC systems for homes and small businesses, using one small outdoor unit to provide zoned heating/cooling for multiple indoor units (like wall, ceiling, or ducted) with individual room control, smart features, and quiet operation, making them ideal for space-constrained, multi-room setups. They offer precise temperature management and significant energy savings by only sending the required refrigerant to each zone, adapting to real-time demand.  

 An evaporative cooler (or swamp cooler) cools air by passing hot, dry air through water-soaked pads, causing the water to evaporate and absorb heat, which lowers the air temperature and adds moisture. A fan then pushes this cooler, humidified air into a space, providing an energy-efficient way to cool buildings 

 Floor console air conditioners are sleek, floor-mounted units that provide efficient heating and cooling, ideal for rooms with limited wall space, sloping ceilings, or under windows, offering flexible installation as they sit on the floor but can often be partially recessed into the wall for a low-profile look, delivering powerful, even airflow from a compact, modern design.  

 A ceiling cassette air conditioner is a sleek, in ceiling split system unit that mounts flush into the ceiling, providing powerful, quiet, and even heating or cooling for homes and commercial spaces without taking up wall or floor space, using multi-directional airflow for consistent comfort and often featuring smart sensors and energy efficiency for modern climate control.