A ducted air-conditioning installation is a type of central air conditioning that consists of an air distribution system that is carried out through a series of tubes installed in the false ceiling of the home or premises. One of its greatest advantages, therefore, is that it is practically invisible aesthetically: only the air supply grilles in the ceiling or wall are visible. The ducted air conditioning installation is controlled by a system of programmable grilles that, strategically placed, regulate the airflow in each room.

On the other hand, Cassette AC units are a type of split air conditioning system, which means they consist of two units. It’s easy to recognise a ceiling cassette aircon because its indoor unit is installed on the ceiling. The conduit that connects the indoor and outdoor units is hidden within the ceiling (hence the name). Other types of split systems have the indoor unit installed on the exterior wall.