M-Series Brochure

ZONES

Single-zone System

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With single-zone equipment, one outdoor unit connects to

one indoor unit (see pages 18-25 for indoor units available).

This option is ideal if you only need cooling and heating

in a single space.

With multi-zone equipment, one outdoor unit can connect up

to eight indoor units. This option is perfect if you need cooling

and heating in multiple spaces with different functions,

such as a nursery versus a kitchen or an ofce versus a

conference room.

Each zone is served by its own indoor unit. Indoor units come

in a variety of forms including wall-mounted units, oor-

mounted units, ceiling cassettes and air handlers.

Wall-mounted units tend to be the most popular, but a oor-

mounted unit could be an attractive option for a sunroom that

has windows, but no wall space. A high-performance air handler

could replace an older system, such as a central system or

boiler that previously cooled or heated an open space.

Outdoor units and

indoor units are available

in single-zone and

multi-zone versions.

One outdoor unit can

connect up to eight

indoor units

MULTI-ZONE

One outdoor unit

connects to one

indoor unit

SINGLE-ZONE