Stylish indoor units, multiple model options, and room-by-room control for comfortable and energy-efficient living spaces.
Windcatcher Multi Split Systems can heat or cool multiple rooms using one outdoor unit connected to several indoor units. Each indoor unit can be individually controlled, scheduled, and set to the preferred room temperature.
This setup is designed for projects that need more zoning flexibility while keeping outdoor equipment compact and visually cleaner.
Serve multiple rooms without placing separate outdoor units for each indoor space.
Set schedules and temperatures per room based on occupancy and comfort preferences.
Connect up to five indoor units across different styles and capacities.
Multi Split is a flexible option for small outdoor spaces such as walls, roofs, and terraces, while connecting up to five indoor units from different ranges or styles.
The source page highlights R-32 refrigerant and swing compressor technology to lower environmental impact, with efficiency levels up to A++ for heating and A+++ for cooling.
Compact size and low noise operation make the system a practical choice when outdoor area is limited and quiet performance matters.
Control options include infrared remote control, the Onecta mobile app, and voice control via Alexa or Google Home for more convenient daily use.
Continuously regulates indoor temperature for stable comfort and lower energy use, with source-page guidance noting up to 30% energy cost reduction versus traditional systems.
Energy ConservationDesigned to support convenience and comfort, including humidity management across temperature conditions without needing an additional water tank.
Longer LifecycleWindcatcher heat pump ranges are built to work across very hot and cold outdoor climates to help keep indoor comfort more stable year-round.
Unmatched ComfortIndoor units are engineered for whisper-quiet performance to maintain comfort while reducing audible disturbance inside the home.
Quiet PerformanceWe can help you size the outdoor unit, select the indoor combinations, and build a room-by-room control strategy that matches your project.