Daikin Central Air Conditioners

How a Split Air Conditioning System Works
A split system, often called central air, is named for its two halves: an outdoor unit containing the condenser and compressor, and an indoor unit with a fan and evaporator coil. Warm air is drawn from the home, cooled across the coil and returned through supply and return ducts.
For homes in most climates, a Daikin split air conditioner is a dependable way to keep every room comfortable. BBCOND helps homeowners compare models, matches the equipment to the home and the existing ductwork, and handles the installation from start to finish. To talk through options, contact BBCOND.
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Daikin Air Conditioner Lineup
- Daikin FIT: A space-saving side-discharge design built around comfort and efficiency, rated up to 18 SEER.
- DX20VC: Variable-speed scroll compressor with efficiency ratings up to 23 SEER.
- DX18TC and DX16TC: Two-stage scroll compressor models rated up to 19 and 16 SEER respectively.
- DX16SA and DX14SA: Single-stage scroll models with a 5-millimeter condenser coil for efficient, economical cooling.
- DX13SA and DX13SN: Entry-level split air conditioners for straightforward replacement projects.
- Installation and replacement: Removal of the old system, line set and coil matching, startup and testing.


Choosing the Right Model
Higher SEER ratings and variable-speed compressors generally deliver steadier temperatures and lower operating costs, while single-stage models keep the upfront cost down. The right choice depends on the size of the home, how it is used and the condition of the ductwork. Ratings listed here are manufacturer figures; check current Daikin specifications when comparing models.

Our expertise
Frequently asked questions
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Is a split system the same as central air?
Yes. Central air conditioning usually refers to a split system with an outdoor condenser and an indoor coil connected to ductwork.
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Can a new Daikin unit use my existing ducts?
In many homes it can. A site visit confirms whether the ductwork is sized and sealed properly for the new equipment.



