* In inverter systems, the compressor adjusts the motor speed to match whatever capacity is required by the interior air handlers. It will operate at higher than rated capacity during times of high load requirement. The rated BTU of an inverter compressor is normally lower than the combined BTU total of the air handlers.

Use this sizing chart as a guide.  It is based on averages… It will be necessary for you to adjust your calculations based on your conditions; i.e.  Ceiling height(s), Insulation, number of windows, type of windows and percentage to windows to your room.

You can install the unit by; setting the condenser, installing the lineset(s) (cooper & electrical lines from the condenser to each air handler), and directing the condensation line(s) to a drain or to the outside; however, things you need to know.

All our units come with the outside condensers, pre-charged, not the linesets.  In order to qualify for your warranty, all our manufactures require that a licensed HVAC professional pressurize (vacuum) the lineset(s), before turning on the unit. Reducing the air in the linesets will maximize the efficiency of your unit over its life.  This is typically a minimum service fee, since they are not adding coolant to the system.  Please keep a record of their license number and contact information.  Remember you must go on the manufacture's website and register your product within the time limit permitted.