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A multisplit system is a type of air conditioning system that uses a single outdoor unit to connect to multiple indoor units. This contrasts with a traditional split system, which typically has one outdoor unit for each indoor unit. The name "multisplit" derives from its ability to "split" the cooling or heating capacity of one outdoor unit to several indoor units.

The primary advantage of a multisplit system is its efficiency and space-saving design. By having only one outdoor unit, it reduces external clutter and can be more aesthetically pleasing. It also often leads to lower overall energy consumption compared to multiple individual split systems because the outdoor unit is typically more powerful and can manage the load of several indoor units effectively. Installation can be more straightforward in some aspects, though refrigerant lines and electrical wiring need to be run to each indoor unit.

Multisplit systems offer individual zone control. Each indoor unit can be operated independently, allowing users to set different temperatures for different rooms or zones within a building. This flexibility is a key benefit, as it prevents unnecessary cooling or heating in unoccupied areas, further contributing to energy savings. These systems are commonly found in residential buildings, apartments, and smaller commercial spaces where a single point of external installation is preferred or required.