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Take control of your home’s comfort with the MRCOOL® 5th Gen DIY® Multi-Zone Mini Split System — the ultimate solution for efficient, customizable, and true DIY-friendly heating and cooling.
This powerful 55K 5-Zone system includes two 12K, two 9K and one 6K ceiling cassette air handlers.
Efficient Multi-Zone Climate Control: Five independent zones (12K + 12K + 9K + 9K + 6K BTU) offer customized comfort for different rooms or areas.
Powerful 55,000 BTU Capacity: Handles both cooling and heating needs effectively with integrated heat pump technology.
User-Friendly DIY Installation: 5th Gen design enables straightforward, do-it-yourself setup, saving time and installation costs.
Space-Saving Ceiling Cassette Units: Discreet air handlers blend seamlessly into ceilings, maintaining aesthetics and quiet operation.
Energy-Smart Performance: High SEER ratings and inverter tech deliver strong energy efficiency and lower utility bills.
Q: What is the MRCOOL DIY 5th Gen Mini Split system?
A: A 5-zone, 55,000 BTU ductless air conditioner and heat pump with ceiling cassette air handlers (12K + 12K + 9K + 9K + 6K BTU).
Q: Is this system easy to install?
A: Yes, it’s designed for easy DIY installation with no professional required.
Q: How many zones does it support?
A: It supports 5 separate zones for customizable heating and cooling.
Q: Can it provide both heating and cooling?
A: Yes, it functions as both an air conditioner and heat pump for year-round comfort.
Q: What are ceiling cassette air handlers?
A: Compact units mounted in the ceiling that deliver efficient, even airflow without occupying wall space.
Q: Is the system energy efficient?
A: Yes, it features inverter technology for optimal energy savings and performance.
Clean air filters monthly to maintain airflow and efficiency.
Keep outdoor condenser clear of debris and dust.
Check and clear condensate drain lines to prevent clogs.
Inspect refrigerant levels annually with a professional.
Schedule yearly professional maintenance for system checkups.