Air Conditioning Systems

Type 1: Split Wall-mounted Air Conditioners

Image 1: Indoor Unit

Image 2: Outdoor Unit

The most recognizable and popular type is the wall-mounted split Αir Conditioner. It consists of two units, one indoor and one outdoor.

As its name implies, the indoor unit is installed on one of the walls of the room, solving the problem of lack of available indoor space, with the lowest possible installation cost. Wall mounted air conditioners have the ability to meet large scale and dimensional needs in terms of dimensions and rooms.

Type 2: Multi Split Air Conditionrs

Multi-Air-conditioning systems are similar to wall-mounted Air Conditioners. Essentially, the difference in the severity lies in the possibility of connecting more units to an external one. With such an option we can reduce the cost of buying air conditioners for different rooms and save space on our balcony or garden.

Type 3: Portable Air Conditioners

Portable Air Conditioners can be moved inside the room and are much cheaper than other air conditioners. But because of their low power they do not have equal performance.

Type4: Ducted Air-Conditioning

In the ducted type air conditioners, the indoor unit is located entirely within the ceiling of the room. As a result, a false ceiling is mandatory.

Type 5 & 6: Floor & Ceiling Air Conditioners

Floor and ceiling air conditioners allow us to decide on where they are installed, as they can be installed either on the floor or on the ceiling of the room. In the first case (floor) we have to take into account what has already been mentioned about hot and cold air in your air conditioners. In the second case (roof), we should consider that the unit is not "digested" within the roof, such as the "ducted" and "cassette" air conditioners, but it is entirely apparent. However, its placement on the roof of the room does not require a false ceiling. to avoid misinterpretation, it should be stressed that there are indoor units which visually resemble floor-to-ceiling air conditioners but are either single or single-deck.

Type 7: Cassete Air Conditioners

In the cassette type air conditioners, the indoor unit is mounted on the ceiling of the room. Therefore, in this case it is also mandatory to have a false ceiling. But unlike the "ducted" air conditioner, the bottom is obvious. Additionally, the air is exhausted only from the point where the indoor unit is installed.

Type 8: Standing Air-Conditioners

These are bulky floor-mounted machines that are geared for cooling large professional spaces such as cafes and restaurants.