Super Multi Split Air Conditioner System

A super-multi split air system or super-multi plus split air system is a great choice if you want to air condition more than one area and need to individually control the climate of each room.  It is also a great alternative to a ducted system, if roof and under floor space is limited.

Super-multi air conditioning systems can have several indoor units connected to one outdoor unit; the indoor units can be wall mounted, floor standing, ceiling cassettes, bulkhead units plus more and are connected by pipes and cables to one outdoor unit.

A super-multi split air conditioning system can have up to four indoor heads connected to one outdoor unit. Whereas a super-multi plus split air conditioning system can have up to nine indoor heads connected to one outdoor unit.

They come in different energy sizes, the smallest outdoor unit being 5.2kW and the largest 15.5kW

The capacity of the outdoor unit determines how many indoor units can be run at full capacity simultaneously.

For example, here are 3 indoor units:

• 1 x 7.1kW unit in the living area
• 1 x 3.5kW unit in bedroom one
• 1 x 3.5kW unit in bedroom two

These are all connected to an 8.0kW outdoor unit. It would be unusual that the living area unit would need to be run at the same time as the bedroom units, therefore an 8.0kW outdoor unit should be sufficient since the maximum capacity being used would be 7.1kW during the day and 7.0kW during the night.  However, if either or both of the other units did need to be run at the same time, and it is certainly possible, the capacity of the units being used would be reduced.

During installation it is possible to set one room as a 'priority room'; this means when all indoor units are running together that the 'Priority Room' has control over the following functions:

• Inverter Powerful Operation (Split Air System) - when powerful operation is selected the capacity to the priority room is increase by shifting capacity from units in other rooms (capacity in other rooms may decrease slightly).  After 20 minutes, all units automatically return to their original settings.
• Operation Mode (Split Air System) - the mode operation to change the system between cooling and heating modes is given preference to the 'priority room'.  Please note the units in the other rooms will go onto standby until they are on the same mode as the priority room and the priority room will be the only room that can determine the mode setting.
• Outdoor Unit Quiet Operation (Split Air System) - can be activated from the one room - the priority room, if the priority room option is not active then all room have to set the outdoor unit quiet operation for the outdoor unit to go into quiet operation.

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Super multi plus air conditioner systems have the advantage of being able to add BP units; this allows you to choose from a wider range of different types of indoor units.  These BP units also assist with the refrigerant gas allowing for longer pipe runs, which in turn means flexibility in the indoor unit locations and varying the refrigerant volume to meet the cooling requirements of the individual room spaces.

The DC inverter in the super-multi plus split air conditioning systems has been designed with energy efficiency and quietness in mind.  This is especially good in a residential situation when all the family are home at night, and with the night quiet mode the operating sound level reduces to just 43dB.

The Split Air System indoor units come with standard individual remote controllers, although it is possible to have a wired central controller; these vary from standard ON/OFF controllers to highly sophisticated controllers that can control up to 64 groups/indoor units, great for large commercial buildings and hotels.

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Super Multi-Split Air Conditioning and Super Multi-Split Plus Air Conditioning systems can be installed during construction or renovation of your home or commercial project.  Learn more about installations for under construction projects.