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Daikin 12K BTU R-32 Oterra Ductless Single Zone Wall-Mount Split Air Handler

Daikin 12K BTU R-32 Oterra Ductless Single Zone Wall-Mount Split Air Handler

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Product Details

Manufacturer: Daikin
Daikin Part Numbers: FTXF12AXVJU
Item Number: DKN-FTXF12AXVJU
The Daikin 12K BTU R-32 Oterra Ductless Single Zone Wall-Mount Split Air Handler is a clever way to get comfy in your space. It's built with R-32 refrigerant, which is kinder to the environment. This unit comes ready to go for up to 33 feet of piping, making setup a breeze. If the power flickers, don't worry, it'll smartly pick up right where it left off thanks to its auto-restart function. Plus, when it shifts to warming things up, the Hot Start feature stops any chilly puffs of air from surprising you. It offers a robust 12,000 BTU for cooling and 13,500 BTU for heating, so you'll likely feel just right. You can count on this system to keep going strong, as its heat exchanger is designed to fight off rust and last a good while.

Please Note: New installations require the purchase of an outdoor unit

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Brian from Phoenix, AZ asked:
Is R32 the best refrigerant to use today? I see other units I'm researching are moving to new refrigerants.
Is R32 the best refrigerant to use today? I see other units I'm researching are moving to new refrigerants.
Yes, R-32 is considered a leading refrigerant in modern HVAC systems. The Daikin 12K BTU R-32 Oterra Ductless Single Zone Wall-Mount Split Air Handler you are viewing uses R-32, an eco-friendly refrigerant. Daikin, and the industry as a whole, are transitioning to R-32 as the next generation of refrigerants to replace older ones like R-410A. R-32 offers benefits such as a lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) and proven efficiency, making it a sustainable and effective choice for cooling and heating.
Answered by: Brennan W. on Apr 27, 2026

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