The split system for cooling and heating is among the most popular HVAC systems used in residential structures. They comprise two distinct parts, i.e., one for heating and one to cool, and employ a traditional thermostat to regulate the temperature of the whole structure.
In most buildings with split systems, the heating system is in the basement, utility room, or other storage space. However, cooling systems are located outside and are connected to the building’s ductwork with tubes.