Ducted Air Conditioners

When designing a hidden cooling system, technical parameters are critically important. Since changing the device after finishing work will be very difficult, carefully evaluate these aspects that determine long-term comfort:

• Static pressure (Pa) - this is the system fan's ability to 'push' air through the duct runs. For short distances, low-pressure (up to 50 Pa) models are sufficient, but longer and more complex duct systems will require medium or high-pressure (70–150 Pa) units.
• Cooling power (kW) - the proper capacity depends on the volume of the spaces to be cooled and the heat gain through windows. Ducted units can range from a compact 2.5 kW (for one room) to 16 kW or more, suited for large homes.
• Unit height (mm) - because the block is hidden in the ceiling, its physical dimensions directly dictate how many centimeters the plasterboard must be lowered. Compact (slim) ducted models are only 20–25 cm high, helping preserve valuable ceiling height.
• Noise level and insulation - although the compressors themselves are hidden, strong airflow in the ducts can cause a whooshing sound. It is essential to choose inverter models and use special silencers to ensure total peace at night.

Cooling a single zone or the entire house?

A ducted solution provides engineering flexibility for your project. You can use one powerful central unit for the whole house, or connect several separate, smaller ducted units to a shared multi-split system, thus ensuring individual smart microclimate control in every separate bedroom.