Cooper & Hunter 60,000 BTU 230V Mini Split System

Engineered for high-volume commercial environments and expansive residential zones, the Cooper & Hunter 60,000 BTU ductless mini-split system delivers robust climate control through advanced inverter technology. This 230V unit is designed to manage significant thermal loads with precision, ensuring rapid temperature stabilization and consistent comfort across large open-plan areas. The inverter-driven compressor operates with ultra-quiet efficiency, reducing energy consumption while maintaining optimal performance during periods of heavy, continuous use. This solution is ideal for spaces where traditional ducted systems are impractical or where targeted, powerful heating and cooling is required.

Versatility is a core feature of this universal indoor air handler, which supports both floor and ceiling mounting configurations. This flexibility allows for seamless integration into custom layouts and hard-to-fit environments, providing installation options that adapt to specific architectural constraints. The system operates on a 208-230V power supply and is ETL Intertek Approved and AHRI Certified, ensuring compliance with rigorous safety and performance standards. It is capable of reliable operation in extreme conditions, handling ambient temperatures as low as -13°F, which makes it a dependable all-season heat pump for year-round climate management.

Comprehensive controls and a complete installation kit are included to facilitate professional setup. Users can manage the system via a remote control or the included wall thermostat, utilizing features such as auto restart, sleep mode, turbo function, and dehumidification. The package contains a 25FT pre-flared and insulated copper line set, 25FT communication wires, a 16FT drainage extension, and necessary small accessories. Please note that this is not a do-it-yourself product; professional installation is strictly required. Due to the unit's substantial size and weight, it ships via freight to the nearest accessible exterior point, with the carrier coordinating the final delivery logistics.