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Ducted Air Conditioners

Cool your rooms with no visible indoor units: the system stays hidden in the false ceiling and distributes air through ducts, for anyone who wants uniform comfort and a clean aesthetic result. The best brands ready to ship, with installation and dedicated support.
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What is a ducted air conditioner?

The ducted air conditioner is a system in which the indoor unit is hidden in the false ceiling and the conditioned air reaches the rooms through a network of ducts and vents. Unlike wall-mounted models, no indoor unit remains in view: it is the ideal solution for anyone who wants an invisible system and comfort distributed uniformly across the various rooms.

Why choose a ducted system

The ducted system combines performance with clean aesthetics. With a single hidden unit you can serve several rooms, avoiding multiple splits on the walls. It is the right choice in renovations, prestige homes, offices and commercial premises, where both comfort and the appearance of the spaces matter. If instead you prefer a simpler visible solution, you can consider a wall-mounted single split or the single split cassette units.

How many BTU do you need for your system?

The power is chosen based on the square metres to be served, the ceiling height and the insulation. The catalogue covers a very wide range of sizes:

  • 9000 and 12000 BTU: single rooms or small zones, up to around 35 m².
  • 18000 and 24000 BTU: large living areas and several connected rooms.
  • 36000 and 48000 BTU: apartments, offices and surfaces to be cooled uniformly.
  • from 60000 to 85000 BTU: large areas and commercial premises.

For more complex systems, with several zones to manage, you can also compare the configurations with the multi split configurator.

Consumption and energy class

Cooling efficiency is shown by the SEER value, while heating efficiency is shown by the SCOP: the higher these indices, the lower the consumption. Inverter heat pump technology modulates the power instead of switching on and off continuously, so a ducted system keeps the temperature steady while distributing air through the ducts with contained electricity draw.

The best brands available

You will find the sector's leading manufacturers, with official warranty and available spare parts: Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, Hisense, Fujitsu, LG, TCL, Haier, Riello and Aermec. Prices start from around 534 euros and go up to 8795 euros, depending on the power and the complexity of the system.

Tax incentives and reduced VAT

The purchase and installation of a heat pump air conditioner may qualify for tax incentives where applicable, such as reduced VAT for renovation work. The conditions depend on the type of work, so it is worth checking the up-to-date requirements before buying.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a ducted air conditioner and a wall-mounted one?
In the ducted air conditioner the indoor unit is hidden in the false ceiling and the air reaches the rooms through ducts and vents, with no visible appliances. In the wall-mounted model, on the other hand, the indoor unit stays visible inside the room.
Can I cool several rooms with a single ducted system?
Yes, a ducted system distributes air to several rooms through a network of ducts. It is the ideal solution when you want uniform comfort across several rooms without installing a split in every room.
Do I need a false ceiling to install a ducted system?
Yes, the ducted indoor unit must be housed in a false ceiling or in a dedicated technical space, so that it stays hidden and can connect to the air distribution ducts. This is why it is a solution often chosen during renovation.
How many BTU do you need for a ducted system?
The power depends on the square metres to be served, the ceiling height and the insulation. The catalogue ranges from 9000 BTU for small zones up to 85000 BTU for large areas and commercial premises.
Does the ducted system heat in winter too?
Yes, the inverter heat pump models heat efficiently even at low outdoor temperatures, distributing warm air through the ducts and keeping a uniform temperature in the rooms served.
Can I get reduced VAT?
In many cases yes, when the installation is part of renovation work. The application of reduced VAT and incentives depends on the type of work and the documentation, so it is worth checking the up-to-date requirements.
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