Durastar, a Ferguson heating and cooling brand launched its line of mini-split systems on the Power Equipment Direct family of stores. The new products provide homeowners resilient performance at an economical price with a 10-year parts warranty.
Carlton Harwood, VP HVAC Business Group, Ferguson, said: “With ductless mini-split systems growing in popularity, we’re excited to offer Durastar nationwide at a great value to our customers. Durastar technology is designed to perform consistently in both warm and cold climates, offering great value at a competitive price point.”
Durastar mini-split systems are built to ensure optimal performance and longevity to reduce contractors callbacks and enhance customers experience.
Durastar mini split system features:
- With its built-in base pan heater, Durastar mini split systems can provide heating even in temperatures up to -13 degree Fahrenheit, making them an effective solution in many northern climates.
- Its efficiency rating systems range from 20 – 22 SEER.
- All indoor Durastar mini split units are compatible on both single-zone and multi-zone configurations, providing homeowners with exceptional flexibility.
- Durastar offers wall-mounted, ceiling cassette, floor-mounted, floor-ceiling flex, and slim duct mini split models, depending on the customer’s preferences and home layout.
- Single-zone systems are available in ranges of 9,000 – 24,000 BTUs per hour (BTUH); Multi-zone systems are available in ranges of 18,000 – 48,000 BTUH.
- Multi-zone systems can support up to five indoor units, depending on the model.
- Durastar systems are composed of sturdy, high-quality materials that can withstand tough weather and protect internal equipment.
Phillippe Covington, Director, Merchandising (HVAC, Power Equipment Direct, said: “We’re thrilled that Durastar gives us the capability to meet the growing demand for ductless mini split systems. The quality, value, and reliability of Durastar will help us better serve and delight our customers as we move toward a more electric age.”
