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Splits<\/h3>\n<\/div><\/section>
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A split <\/strong>connects an indoor unit to an outdoor unit; they are linked together with two copper tubes or \u201crefrigeration lines”. They are installed simply and unobtrusively to interiors, walls, cassettes and ducts. The external unit can be installed on the outside of the house, placed vertically on the wall, or placed on the ground on top of a support.<\/p>\n

The WALL-mounted air conditioning system<\/strong> is the most popular on the market as<\/p>\n

it is the easiest to install<\/strong>, has the cheapest price and also has the easiest maintenance.<\/p>\n

When mounting a split we must take into account that the indoor unit produces water<\/strong> with condensation during cooling mode and this water must be channeled to a collection point.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Multi-splits<\/strong>: Connects various indoor units to a single outdoor unit, allowing the user<\/p>\n