A mini-split air conditioning system uses at least two kinds of hardware: the air-handler units (which contain the evaporators and blowers) are installed inside your home, while the compressor is installed outside. Split systems are more expensive to buy, especially if you need multiple blowers, but they’re potentially cheaper to install. Experts say these systems are practical for homes that don’t already have ductwork; otherwise, you’re probably better off with a minimum-to-high efficiency central air conditioning unit.
The big advantage of a ductless mini-split system is that you can adjust temperature levels for individual rooms or areas; a big disadvantage, though, is that split systems require more maintenance than single-box central air conditioners.
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