Electric Baseboards OUT - Mitsubishi Ductless Mini Splits IN

Follow us to beautiful Lyons Colorado to see our install of a Mitsubishi
MXZ-4C36NAHZ2 (36,000 BTU Hyper Heat) Condenser, two MLZ-KP09NA (9,000 BTU) and a MLZ-KP18NA (18,000 BTU) Ceiling Cassettes which will replace the existing electric baseboards in the all electric home. Jared explains the advantages of using the MHK2 Thermostats in conjunction with the one way ceiling cassettes as well as information on the Smart MULTI Hyper Heat Condenser used in a residential setting.
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[@NoseyFloridaGirl]

I had electric baseboard heat and I can confirm what you’re saying ! Mini spits are the best option these days ! Thx for the video.

[@ductlessplushvac]

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[@786otto]

Favored ac guys, looks great.

[@ductlessplushvac]

Otto you're going down in the Ductless Plus Hall of Fame! Thanks for watching boss! Jared

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[@DANT98]

While my house has Central air, there's one room that is at the end of the duct system that always seems to be warm in the summer and cool in the winter. It does have an old electric baseboard heater. How likely is it I can just take that out and use the same circuit to run a mini-split? It's not a very big room, so I don't need a big unit. Is the draw requirements for a mini-split more than a typical electric baseboard heater?

[@ductlessplushvac]

Great question sometimes they can take more amps than the Ductless units.