Advantages Of Ductless Mini Splits A split air conditioner places the condenser outside the building and the evaporator or air handler is installed on an inside wall. The units are connected by refrigerant tubing and electrical lines through a hole in the wall which you do not see.

The unit provides you with the comfort where you need it and when you need it. You are not dependent on cooling a whole house or floor of a house when you just want to cool one room or a few rooms. Also you have the use of your window as the indoor unit is hung on a wall. Another advantage is that you do not need any duct work in your wall, it is easy to install and is very quiet.

Warranty Information (Please Read Carefully):

1 year Parts Only Warranty For the first year from date of purchase, Frigidaire will repair or replace any part which proves defective due to workmanship or materials without charge for that part. Repair labor charges are not covered. 5 year Parts Only Compressor Warranty For the first 5 years from date of purchase, Frigidaire will replace the compressor which proves defective due to workmanship or materials without charging for the part. Repair labor charges are not covered.

Labor Costs Not Covered in This Warranty The warranty does not cover labor related to initial system installation, diagnostic costs, maintenance costs, owner required maintenance, repair of unit, disconnecting the unit, removal, replacement, and reinstallation of the unit, or costs to conform to local building and electrical codes.

This warranty does not cover shipping damage, operating the system in a corrosive environment, (rust, salt, etc.), modifying or altering the system, mismatching the indoor and outdoor units, not providing proper maintenance according to the owner's manual, failure or damage due to fluctuations in electrical power due to lightning, power surges, floods, fires, wind damage, fire

Warranty applies to systems that are installed by a HVAC contractor that is licensed and certified under local and/or state laws installed according to local and state building codes and proper trade practices,and installed in the continental US, Alaska or Hawaii and by a licensed elecrician.