- Cooper & Hunter 18,000 BTU 230 V Inverter Compressor Multi Zone Outdoor Condenser with (2) Ceiling Cassette Air Handlers 9,000 BTU each.
- Built-in Water Pump. Digital wired remote thermostat included.
- Uses 208-230V, ETL Intertek Approved, AHRI Certified. Works for heating with ambient temperature up to -13F°. Whisper Technology for Quiet Operation, Great for Bedrooms, Additions,Living Rooms and Commercial Applications.
- System comes with Installation Kits for each air handler featuring 25ft Pre-Flared and Insulated Copper Line Set, 25ft Communication Wires between Indoor and Outdoor, Small Accessories and a 16ft Drainage Extension. This is not a DIY equipment, professional installation is required.
- Due to the size and the weight system is shipped palletized with an arranged freight delivery service. An appointment for delivery is required. Please, verify your contact details before ordering. Lift-gate service is included. Orders to a residential address are delivered only to curbside.
6 reviews for Cooper&Hunter 18,000 BTU, 22.9 SEER2, Multi Zone, Dual 9,000 + 9,000 BTU Ductless Mini Split Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Heat Pump including 25ft Installation Kits
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Eric –
It was a lot of work to install the ceiling cartriges in my upstairs bedrooms but it’s worth it now that it’s done. It appears to be built with quality parts.
I will point out a design flaw though. The plastic grille panel that mounts to the evaporator doesn’t seat correctly to make a seal against the weatherstripping. The servo motor on the grille panel is mounted so it is flush with the weatherstripping and it hits the metal chasis of the evaporator unit. This prevents the panel from mounting flush and compressing the weatherstripping leaving a gap on that corner. I corrected it by cutting into the sheet metal chasis of the evaporator unit and it turned out fine but this design error really should be fixed.
James –
As expected in quality but cassette are a bit difficult due to attic insulation unit worked great for 3 days than went into cold mode and defrost when it was 66 degrees out hvac will come back and test
gazoo –
The unit works great and is completely unobtrusive with the ceiling cassettes. It has been in operation 5 months at this point and seems unphased by hot humid South Texas summer weather. It was installed during winter months and on a couple occasions needed additional heat support. This unit is quiet – you can stand right next to the condenser while running and hold a conversation at normal volumes. Inside, it is about as loud as a small desk fan. This unit was installed (professionally) in a single family home. The ceiling cassettes presented a couple challenges in this space that should be understood, but the end result was worth the learning. 1. Drainage lines: Depending on the size of the lower portion of your rafters, keeping a drain line slope ( assuming it has to cross rafters) can be a bit of a challenge. Even if that does not, if you have (as I do) a board running across the rafters at the start of the soffit, this will require additional elevation. 2. The cassettes are hung from the top of the rafters so, that required additional hooks and cable. The installer did have to interact with customer support a couple times. They were responsive within business hours and he seemed to get the answers that he needed. Overall, I would definitely choose a C&H unit again.
jim –
What the description fails to explain is the inside unit was designed to hang from a concrete type construction with a floating ceiling, the hardware is completely set up to drill holes in concrete and use supplied hardware to hange at the height of your floating false ceiling. Insulation into a rafter constructed home is much more complex and will require you to build a brace for the hole the unit will fit into. Not a simple installation.
Ramsey –
I installed this unit and two ceiling cassettes myself then had an HVAC company come and vacuum test them before releasing the coolant. There were no leaks. We are happy with them in both heat and cool mode. We have an outdoor wood boiler but this does a good job heating on cool mornings when the wood boiler is off. It does make a creaking sound sometimes in heat mode which is annoying when trying to sleep. The thermostats are not accurate so you can’t go by the number per say. Just find the number where you are comfortable and don’t really worry what that number is exactly. Says 74 but it’s really only 70 in the room. Overall and for the price, they are well worth it.
halfagrnfrog –
Got this because it was the best rated ceiling unit. My father installed this for me, he has installed a few of his own and some for my brothers all different brands. This one was the hardest for him as the directions are not clear and lack vital info. He watched a few youtube videos for the info the directions were missing. Works good not as quiet as the wall mounted units ive seen but still barely noticable. Chilled/heated quickly. There is a delay turning on and off so dont expect it to adjust to your remote imputs right away.