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About this collection
MRCOOL has DIY and standard ductless mini-split heat pumps for single or multiple rooms as well as central ducted units like the MRCOOL Universal or the MRCOOL Central Ducted Mini Splits.
Their compact machines are designed to deliver air comfort anywhere you need it via lightweight, easy to install indoor wall units and outdoor units. They're built for energy efficiency, and are cost effective.
Unlike an air conditioner, a heat pump can reverse its operating cycle to pump heat into the home instead of just cooling it. MRCOOL systems save you money on your up front product investment, energy usage, and installation costs. Most MRCOOL units also come with a tax rebate saving you even more money.
MRCOOL buyer's guide
MRCOOL makes three kinds of systems: DIY ductless mini splits you install yourself, ductless systems for pro installation, and central ducted heat pumps that replace a furnace and AC. Here's how the series compare, how to size one, and what to expect from the install.
Every series below is an inverter heat pump — it cools, heats and dehumidifies. The differences are install method, efficiency, cold-weather heating and price.
Single-zone 9K–36K BTU · multi-zone 18K–55K BTU · install it yourself
The system that made MRCOOL famous. Pre-charged QuickConnect® line sets mean no vacuum pump, no refrigerant handling and no HVAC technician — most single-zone installs are done in a weekend.
Single-zone 9K–24K BTU · install it yourself
MRCOOL's value DIY line: the same no-tech quick-connect install with a shorter 11.5 ft pre-charged line set and a simpler feature set, at a lower price.
Single-zone 9K–24K BTU · install it yourself
The entry-level DIY. Same quick-connect install and an 11.5 ft pre-charged line set at the lowest price of any MRCOOL DIY system.
Single-zone 9K–36K BTU · pro install
Proven MRCOOL engineering without the DIY premium. Advantage uses standard flared line sets, so budget for a licensed HVAC technician — that is exactly why the equipment costs less.
Central ducted heat pump · 2–5 ton · pro install
Replace a conventional furnace and AC with an inverter heat pump split system that works with ducted and non-ducted air handlers.
Central ducted · 2–5 ton · cold-climate heating
Whole-home ducted heating that keeps going in sub-zero weather — for homes that need a furnace replacement, not a supplement.
Central ducted · 1.5–5 ton · value pick
MRCOOL's most affordable central ducted heat pump, sold as complete split systems, matched condensers and air handlers, or horizontal package units.
Every MRCOOL DIY system ships with pre-charged, quick-connect line sets. You mount the air handler, set the condenser, connect the lines by hand and plug in the communication cable — no vacuum pump, no refrigerant, no EPA license, and the factory warranty is valid with self-installation.
What DIY doesn't skip is electrical: each system needs its own circuit and an outdoor disconnect, which is a routine, inexpensive electrician visit. Advantage and Olympus systems use standard flared connections and should be installed by a licensed HVAC technician, and the central ducted lines are designed for professional installation.
Plan on 20–30 BTU per square foot of living space, then adjust for the room.
| Room size | Recommended capacity |
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| Up to ~200 sq ft | 6,000 BTU |
| 200–400 sq ft | 9,000 BTU |
| 400–550 sq ft | 12,000 BTU |
| 550–800 sq ft | 18,000 BTU |
| 800–1,150 sq ft | 24,000 BTU |
| 1,150–1,550 sq ft | 36,000 BTU |
| 1,550+ sq ft / open plan | 48,000 BTU |
The chart assumes typical construction and climate. Ceilings over 8 ft add about 10% per extra foot; strong sun adds 10%; kitchens add roughly 4,000 BTU; garages, sunrooms and poorly insulated rooms add 10–20%.
For multi-zone systems, size each room first, then choose the condenser that covers the total — MRCOOL DIY condensers run 18K to 55K BTU for 2–6 zones. If heating is the primary job in a cold climate, size for the heating load and look at Hyper Heat models.
MRCOOL FAQ
MRCOOL is the brand that made true do-it-yourself mini splits mainstream, and it's our best seller. The DIY 5th Gen line reaches 23.6 SEER2, heats down to -13°F (-22°F on Hyper Heat models), runs as quietly as 19 dB, and carries a 7-year compressor / 5-year parts warranty when registered. For pro-installed ductless and central ducted systems, the Advantage, Universal, Hyper Heat and VersaPro lines cover everything from a single bedroom to a whole house.
The 5th Gen moved to R-454B refrigerant, added the DIYPRO® communication cable between the air handler and condenser, runs quieter (as low as 19 dB), and updated efficiency and controls with the SmartHVAC app. The 4th Gen used R-410A and is being phased out. Because the refrigerants differ, 4th Gen and 5th Gen condensers, air handlers and line sets are not cross-compatible — buy complete systems or components from the same generation.
Yes — that is what the DIY series is designed for. The line sets are pre-charged with quick-connect fittings, so there is no vacuum pump, refrigerant handling or EPA certification involved, and the factory warranty is valid with self-installation. Plan on a helper to lift the condenser, and have an electrician run the dedicated circuit and outdoor disconnect. Read the full walkthrough.
Start with 20–30 BTU per square foot: a 12K covers roughly 400–550 sq ft, an 18K 550–800 sq ft, a 24K 800–1,150 sq ft and a 36K up to about 1,550 sq ft. Add capacity for high ceilings, strong sun, kitchens and poorly insulated spaces. Use our sizing calculator for one room or the system builder for several — and our HVAC experts verify every system order for free.
Yes — every MRCOOL system on this page is a heat pump. DIY 5th Gen systems heat down to -13°F, and the DIY Hyper Heat and Central Ducted Hyper Heat lines are rated to -22°F for homes that rely on the heat pump as their primary heat source. In milder climates the Easy Pro (rated to 5°F) and Select lines are a good way to save.
A DIY system ships with the outdoor condenser, indoor air handler(s), pre-charged quick-connect line sets, remote(s) and mounting hardware. To finish the job you'll want an electrical kit (disconnect and whip), a condenser pad or wall bracket, and line-set cover to protect the lines outside — all available in our accessories collection. Here's the complete buying checklist.
Yes. We are an authorized MRCOOL dealer, so every system carries the full factory warranty — register it with MRCOOL after installation. DIY 5th Gen systems carry 7 years on the compressor and 5 years on parts when registered, with an extended limited-lifetime replacement option available through paid enrollment in the MRCOOL® Care program.