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Mini Split Buyer's Guide

Mini Split Buyer's Guide

Imagine it's over 100 degrees outside. Your old window air conditioners clatter as they struggle to keep you comfortable. You need a hoodie or blanket in your room to stay comfortable, but the rest of the house swelters in the unforgivable heat, barely dampened by the air conditioners' attempts. On top of those problems, you'll soon see a hilariously high utility bill from trying not to melt. You need a solution that won't burn you or your wallet.

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Now, it's the dead of winter. The temperature outside has plummeted, and no space heater or furnace can reach the entirety of your house. Your family huddles together for warmth like a heart-warming Christmas movie; another high utility bill will be haunting you again very soon. A mini split heat pump can warm and cool your home, regardless of climate demands.

About the Author

Dani Bell

Dani, our Head Writer and Editor, has been in the hearth and fireplace industry for six years. She has written a number of our articles for both eFireplaceStore and eCanopy to balance technical knowledge with customer-friendly terminology and style. Currently, she is studying to earn all of her National Fireplace Institute (NFI) certifications and works with the content department to add products to the eFireplaceStore and eCanopy websites.

Customer Q&A with Product Specialists

Joseph C. from Punta Gorda Florida asked:
Do many install the mini split in an older mobile home?
Do many install the mini split in an older mobile home?
Yes, these are becoming a popular choice for some mobile homes. However, you will want to make sure you pick a model that is approved for use in such situations.  
Answered by: Tyler M. on Dec 04, 2024

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