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Yes. A multi-split system has one outdoor unit connected to multiple indoor units, allowing it to cool or heat multiple rooms. However, each indoor unit will need to be in cooling or heating mode simultaneously. This makes multi-split systems ideal for larger properties or homes with multiple rooms. They provide the flexibility to control the temperature in individual rooms, leading to improved comfort and greater energy efficiency. However, it's worth noting that the installation of a multi-split system can be more complex and costly due to the additional indoor units.

A ducted air conditioning system works by drawing in air from inside your home, which it then cools or heats depending on your needs. This air is then pushed through ductwork into each room via vents, cooling or heating the entire house effectively. The system is controlled by a central thermostat, allowing for temperature adjustments as needed. The process is facilitated by a fan coil that's installed in the roof space, pushing the conditioned air through the ducts. The air is then recirculated through the system, ensuring a consistent and comfortable temperature throughout the property.

Commercial HVAC systems can be highly energy efficient, especially those designed with energy saving features such as variable speed motors, high SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) ratings and zoning controls. Regular maintenance of the system also plays a significant role in maintaining its energy efficiency. Additionally, incorporating renewable energy sources like solar power can further enhance the system's energy efficiency and contribute to your organisation's sustainability goals.