Aria 20K Dual-Zone Mini Split

Two zones are not two air conditioners. Both indoor heads share the capacity of one condenser, and the system decides how much heating or cooling each room receives as the load changes. The inverter compressor is the reason this works smoothly: it varies its speed instead of switching on and off at full output, which keeps the temperature steady, keeps the outdoor unit quiet and takes the edge off the draw at start-up.

The 6K head suits a bedroom or a study; the 12K head handles a living room or a larger bedroom. The two heads can be swapped between rooms on a project without changing the condenser, which is useful when room use changes between drawings. Soft-airflow louvers diffuse the supply air rather than throwing it at the nearest chair, and a washable filter sits behind the front panel for the occupier to clean. The wall bracket is supplied for masonry and stud walls, and the installer confirms the fixing before the line set is cut.

The equipment is only half of the system. A licensed installer sets the line set route, the condensate drain and the dedicated 208/230 V supply, and checks that the wall can carry the bracket. We publish the capacity and leave the load calculation to the specifying engineer, where it belongs. A commissioning report is left with the system so the next technician knows what was installed.