Features

• Cooling and Heating Function: The ability to provide both heat and cold in a single system is a fundamental feature. This makes the system versatile and useful year-round.
• Energy Efficiency: Look for systems that are energy-efficient as this will help you save on your long-term energy costs. Energy efficiency ratings, such as SEER (for cooling) and HSPF (for heating), are important to consider.
• Remote Control and Wi-Fi: Modern systems often come with remote controls and Wi-Fi capabilities that allow you to adjust the temperature and program the system from your mobile device, providing greater convenience.
• Advanced Air Filters: Some systems come with advanced air filters that can help improve indoor air quality by trapping dust particles, allergens, and contaminants.
• Inverter Technology: Systems with inverter technology are more efficient and offer more precise temperature control by adjusting the compressor's speed according to the needs, rather than constantly turning on and off.
• Zoning: The ability to divide your space into individually controllable zones is a useful feature. You can heat or cool only the areas that are in use, saving energy.
• Dehumidification Function: Some systems have the ability to dehumidify the air, which can be useful in humid climates