Ceiling Cassette

Discreet, Even Air Distribution from Above - Single-Zone Ceiling Cassette Mini Splits

The Single-Zone Ceiling Cassette Mini Splits category is designed for projects that demand discreet appearance and even air distribution without giving up the efficiency of a ductless system. These 1-to-1 ceiling cassette systems pair a single outdoor unit with a single recessed indoor cassette, ideal for open-plan living rooms, kitchens, conference rooms, retail floors, lobbies, classrooms, and showrooms where wall space is limited or a traditional wall-mount would stand out visually.

Because the cassette sits flush in a dropped ceiling or framed opening, supply air can be directed in two, three, or four directions depending on model. This helps reduce hot and cold spots compared to single-direction wall units and keeps the equipment largely out of sight. With inverter-driven outdoor units, high SEER2 / HSPF2 ratings, and low-sound indoor operation, these systems deliver premium comfort and a clean design aesthetic that fits higher-end residential and light-commercial environments.

• 1-to-1 ceiling cassette mini split systems sized for individual rooms, suites, and open areas where wall or floor space is at a premium.
• 2-way, 3-way, and 4-way cassette configurations for flexible airflow patterns and balanced room coverage.
• Heat pump and cooling-only options to match climate, application, and building requirements.
• Low-profile cassette chassis designed to fit most standard grid ceilings or framed openings with limited plenum space.
• Compatible accessories including condensate pumps, line sets, line hide, decorative panels, and advanced controls.

When selecting a single-zone ceiling cassette mini split, verify the room load, ceiling type, available plenum depth, and structural support around the opening. Confirm cassette dimensions, panel size, drain connection options, and access for future service. Use the Compare tools on this page to review BTU capacity, SEER2 and HSPF2 ratings, sound levels, cassette size, airflow pattern, and voltage so you can match each system to real-world job conditions rather than only nameplate tonnage.

Pro tip: Before ordering, mark a tentative cassette location on the ceiling plan and confirm clearances to lights, sprinklers, beams, and existing ductwork. Measure plenum height and note drainage path and line-set routing options. Share those details and your target comfort goals, and we can help you confirm the right single-zone cassette model, outdoor unit size, and accessory package for a clean, serviceable, and code-compliant installation.