Articles Tagged with ''mini-split systems''

With the ductless market predicted to grow to more than $9 billion by 2020, more and more AHR Expo exhibitors were featuring new, sophisticated ductless solutions on the show floor.

RectorSeal® Corp. announced its Mighty Bracket™ mini-split installation support tool. The company said the Mighty Bracket cuts job site labor costs by 50 percent because it enables evaporator coil mounting and connection to be a single-person task. 

Mighty Bracket helps cut job site labor costs because it reduces evaporator coil mounting and connecting to a hands-free, single-person task. 

RectorSeal® Corp. is introducing the Desolv™ Cleaning Kit, a quick and convenient kit for the cleaning and post clean-up of all ductless mini-split air conditioner evaporator coils and blower fan blades. 

The Desolv Cleaning Kit features a patent pending, collapsible, pliable, 2-inch-wide plastic framework with drawstrings for tightening around any mini-split brand evaporator encasement up to 45-inches wide. 

Clients who choose LG Squared to design their homes benefit from the duo’s integrated approach: As Jodi Laumer-Giddens creates the home’s architectural plans, her husband models it for efficiency.

RectorSeal® Corp., an international manufacturer of HVACR products, has been named the Canadian representative for Aspen Pumps, East Sussex, United Kingdom, a manufacturer of condensate pumps designed specifically for ductless mini split and variable refrigerant flow (VRF) air conditioners.

RectorSeal® Corp., an international manufacturer of HVACR products, has been named the Canadian representative for Aspen Pumps, East Sussex, United Kingdom, a manufacturer of condensate pumps designed specifically for ductless mini split and variable refrigerant flow (VRF) air conditioners.

The Plug-and-Play feature for Aspen’s Mini Aqua^® and Silent+ Mini Aqua^® are slim condensate pumps for mini-split air conditioners. 

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