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Three ways to heat and cool your home

Choose the system that fits your space. From whole-home multi-split systems to single-room and through-wall solutions, we'll help you find the right option.

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An indoor air-conditioning unit on a living-room wall.

Multi-split AC

Single-split AC

Through-wall

Isometric drawing of a multi-split system: one outdoor unit serving indoor units in a living room and bedroom.

01 · Multi-split

One outdoor unit. Multiple rooms.

One outdoor unit runs two, three or four indoor units, each in a different room, each controlled separately. This is what most of our customers have fitted — it's the most efficient option, the quietest indoors, and it works in almost any house or flat with somewhere to put the outdoor unit.

2–4 rooms

Quiet indoor operation

Heats & cools

From £4,800

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02 · Single split

One room, one dedicated outdoor unit.

The same technology as a multi-split, sized for a single room. Slightly better performance per room than a multi-split, but less economical if you want more than one room done — at that point a multi-split almost always works out better value.

1 room

Quiet indoor operation

Heats & cools

From £2,400

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Isometric drawing of a single-split system: one indoor unit in a bedroom and one outdoor unit on the wall outside.

Isometric drawing of a through-wall unit in a bedroom, with no outdoor condenser.

03 · Through-wall

No outdoor unit required.

A single self-contained unit sits inside the room on an external wall, with two small grilles for intake and exhaust. There's no outdoor condenser, bracket or pipe run between rooms.

It's ideal for flats where a standard outdoor unit isn't possible due to limited outdoor space or building restrictions. It's noisier than a split because the compressor is indoors and covers one room, but provides heating and cooling where other systems may not be an option.

1 room