Cassette Air Conditioning Systems
A cassette system sits flush within a suspended ceiling, with only a slim, unobtrusive panel visible from below. Air is typically distributed in two or four directions from the unit, giving even coverage across a room without the visual bulk of a wall-mounted indoor unit.
Best suited to
Offices with suspended ceilings already in place
Shops and showrooms wanting an unobtrusive finish
Restaurants and larger open-plan rooms
Larger domestic rooms where a wall unit isn’t wanted aesthetically
What to check before choosing one
Cassette units need a suspended ceiling with enough void depth to house the unit and its condensate drainage — not every property has this readily available. They’re generally run as part of a multi-split or VRF system rather than as a single standalone unit, since they’re most commonly specified for larger or commercial rooms where more than one cassette (or a mix of cassettes and other indoor unit types) is often needed.
Ducted Air Conditioning · Multi Split Air Conditioning · Commercial Air Conditioning
