When selecting an air conditioning system, deciding between ducted and ductless options is key. Ducted systems use a network of ducts to distribute air from a central unit, while ductless systems focus on cooling specific zones. While ductless units are flexible and energy-efficient, ducted air conditioning offers several advantages that might make it the better choice for your home or business.

Sleek and Discreet Design

If you prefer not to have visible air conditioning units on your walls or ceilings, a ducted system is the way to go. With only small vents visible, the system is hidden within your walls or ceiling, preserving the clean look of your space. This is ideal for homes or offices where aesthetics are a priority.

Great for Large Spaces

Ducted systems are perfect for larger homes or commercial properties. They allow you to cool or heat multiple rooms with one central unit, offering consistent comfort throughout your space, without the need for several individual units.

Use Existing Ductwork

If your property already has ducts in place, switching to a ducted system can be simple and cost-effective. You can easily integrate a new central unit with your existing ducts, saving you the hassle and expense of installing multiple ductless systems.

Humidity Control

Ducted air conditioning is better for managing humidity. Unlike ductless units, which don’t have the same moisture-removal capabilities, ducted systems help reduce humidity, making them ideal for humid climates or areas prone to mold.

Quiet and Efficient

Ducted systems operate quietly since the main unit is typically hidden away in a basement or attic. Additionally, many modern ducted systems come with zoning features, allowing you to control temperatures in different areas and save energy.

We are releasing a new ducted air conditioners this year. For more information on ducted air conditioning options, contact us at support@tosotdirect.com.