Buying Guides

The most reliable way to compare noise between mini split models is the manufacturer’s rated decibel (dB) level at the […]

Most mini splits sold today are heat pump models capable of both heating and cooling, but performance in each mode […]

The most reliable way to compare energy efficiency between mini split models is by their SEER2 (cooling) and HSPF2 (heating) […]

In a cold climate, the single most important spec to compare isn’t the standard heating rating most mini splits advertise […]

Living rooms are often larger and more open than bedrooms, sometimes connected to a kitchen or dining area, which makes […]

For a bedroom, the priorities are slightly different than other rooms: low noise levels matter more, since you’ll be sleeping […]

Older homes without existing ductwork are one of the situations mini splits are particularly well suited for, since installing new […]

For a small house, the key decision is usually whether one or two strategically placed indoor units can condition the […]

A home office usually benefits from the same priorities as a bedroom — low noise and accurate sizing — but […]

Garages present a different sizing challenge than living spaces: insulation is often minimal or absent, ceilings can be higher, and […]