- In-house engineering for every project: We calculate the real thermal loads of your space before proposing any equipment. We don't install the same system in every home.
- Certified installers: We work with the leading brands on the market — Daikin, Mitsubishi, Fujitsu, Samsung — with official certifications guaranteeing the validity of the manufacturer's warranty.
- Regulatory compliance: All our installations comply with current building thermal regulations, guaranteeing the legality and safety of the system.
- Airzone zoning: We specialise in zone control systems that allow managing the temperature of each room independently, saving up to 40% in energy.
- Solar integration included: If you have solar panels, we configure the system to maximise self-consumption at no additional cost.
Frequently asked questions about air conditioning installation
Which system suits me: split, multisplit or ducted?
It depends on three factors: how many rooms you want to climate control, whether you have a false ceiling and your budget. For a single room, split is the quickest and most affordable option. For several rooms without a false ceiling, multisplit avoids multiple outdoor units. For invisible, complete climate control throughout the home, ducted is the optimal solution. At Fotovol we analyse your case and recommend the most cost-effective option before quoting.
How long does a standard installation take?
A single split is installed in a few hours. A 3-4 room multisplit is usually completed in one day. A ducted installation takes between 2 and 4 days depending on the network complexity and home size. In all cases we leave the system running and certified on the same day as commissioning.
Can I connect the air conditioning to my solar panels?
Yes. If you already have a photovoltaic installation, we configure the system to prioritise air conditioning consumption during peak solar production hours. If you are considering installing panels, we can size both systems together to maximise self-consumption and savings from day one.