Designed around the room
Ceiling cassettes can distribute air in several directions while keeping most equipment above the ceiling. They are often suited to offices and larger rooms with an accessible ceiling void.
Ceiling voidThe unit body, pipework, drainage and service clearances must fit safely above the visible ceiling.
Air distributionMulti-direction airflow can support even coverage in larger open spaces.
DrainageCassette units commonly include or require pumped condensate arrangements that need correct routing.
Service accessAccess panels and filter removal space should be designed into the installation from the start.
Survey before selection
A practical survey confirms room heat gain, suitable capacity, indoor and outdoor positions, routes, drainage, electrics and any access or permission concerns. The final recommendation should reflect the property rather than the page category alone.
Website information is a planning guide. Final equipment and installation requirements are confirmed after a survey.
Relevant systems to compare
These are starting points for a survey, not a final equipment recommendation.
Midea Compact Cassette 600x600A compact cassette range to assess against the ceiling void.Mitsubishi Compact Cassette 600x600Another cassette range for a ceiling and access comparison.