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Reverse cycle ducted systems use a single set of ducts to both heat and cool your home by reversing the refrigerant flow. In summer, they extract heat from inside and release it outside, while in winter they pull heat from the outdoor air and distribute it indoors. The ducts are typically hidden in the ceiling or floor, making them less obtrusive than wall units. They work best in moderate climates, as efficiency drops in extreme cold. Proper insulation and zoning can help manage energy use and⦠[https://acornmetric.com/s/5MO5GZrimVn_qyslngWMa reverse cycle ducted systems]
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