A ductless heat pump, or mini split, heats and cools without ductwork. An outdoor unit connects to one or more indoor heads through a small refrigerant line, and each head controls its own room. It is the most common way to add efficient heating and cooling to Toronto homes with radiators, additions or finished basements.

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⚙️ How It Works

The outdoor unit holds the compressor. Refrigerant lines run through a small hole in the wall to each indoor head. In winter the system moves heat from outdoor air into the room; in summer it reverses. Inverter compressors speed up and slow down to hold a steady temperature.

🧩 Indoor Head Types

Wall-mount

Most common and lowest cost.

Ducted (concealed)

Hidden in a ceiling or bulkhead; serves one or a few rooms through short ducts.

Ceiling cassette

Sits flush in the ceiling and blows four ways.

Floor console

Low on the wall; good for heating and under windows.

🏠 Where Ductless Fits Best

  • ✓ Homes heated by a boiler and radiators that want cooling and efficient heat
  • ✓ Additions, sunrooms, finished attics and basements
  • ✓ Basement apartments that need their own controls
  • ✓ Homes on electric baseboard, oil or propane looking for lower bills and rebates

🔢 Single-Zone or Multi-Zone?

One outdoor unit to one head is a single-zone system. One outdoor unit running several heads is a multi-zone system. See how to choose a multi-zone system and the mini split sizing guide.

💡 Choose a cold-climate model for Toronto. They keep heating well below -20°C and qualify for rebates.

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