Ductless systems are not considered to be central air systems because they deliver cooling to specific, targeted areas within the home. They require less invasive installation because, as their name suggests, they don’t rely on ductwork to distribute chilled air. This in turn makes installation much more simple and affordable. Like split systems, ductless systems include an outdoor unit and at least one indoor unit, connected by copper refrigerant tubing. In a ductless system each indoor unit is designed to provide cool/hot air only for the room in which it is installed. The indoor unit can be installed on a wall, in the ceiling, or on the floor. Some ductless systems can include multiple indoor units connected to one outdoor unit. These flexible systems deliver pinpointed comfort in the areas where indoor units are placed. They also act like a zoning system by offering individual temperature control over each separate room. For example, if you want a cooler home office but a warmer bedroom, install a ductless unit in each room. Now you can set different temperatures in each area depending on your comfort needs. At GreeLand we offer a wide range of ductless mini splits in different sizes, brands and efficiency ratios to fit your personal needs.