TOSOT by GREE 3 Zone Mini Split AIR Conditioner Heat Pump 36,000 BTU 9K-9K-18K Wall Unit 21 SEER Energy Star Toshiba Compressor 5 Year Warranty TM24ML302
Regular price$2,357.00
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Tosot TM36H4O Multi-Zone Mini Split Heat Pump System
The Tosot TM36H4O Multi-Zone Series Mini Split Heat Pump System provides individual room control for total comfort. Ideal for residential and light commercial applications, this system balances performance, energy efficiency, and flexible installation across 5+ zones.
These high-efficiency 22 SEER systems use GREE’s G10 Inverter and variable-speed compressor technology, paired with eco-conscious R410A refrigerant. Each indoor air handler is engineered to cool and heat a single space independently while remaining whisper quiet and aesthetically discreet with a hidden LED display panel.
Product Features:
Ultra Heat and Ultra Efficient
WiFi Included for Remote App Control
Extended Line Set Length Support
Heated Belt Around Compressor for Cold Climate Use
Optional Wired Wall Controller Compatibility
Integrated Pan Heater
Low Voltage Start-up for Electrical Stability
Intelligent Defrost and Pre-heating Functions
Comfortable Sleep Mode for Overnight Energy Savings
Auto Swing with Vertical & Horizontal Louvers
Multiple Adjustable Fan Speeds
Dehumidify Mode
Soft Start Technology
Discreet Hidden LED Display
Automatic Operation with Self-Diagnosis
Memory Function & 24-Hour Timer
Control Lock and Fan Delay Feature
Product Specifications:
Brand
Tosot
Type
Heat Pump
Zones
5+ Zones (Multi Zone)
Voltage
208/230V - 60Hz
Air Handler Style
Ductless Wall Mount
SEER
21
Cooling Capacity
34,000 BTU
Heating Capacity
42,500 BTU
HSPF
11.5
Compressor Stage
Inverter
Electrical Phase(s)
Single Phase
Minimum Operating Temp
-4°F
Outdoor Unit Dimensions (H x W x D)
43 2/5" x 42 1/2" x 17 1/3"
Parts Warranty
5 Years
Compressor Warranty
7 Years
UPC
703158703174
BTU Sizing Chart for Mini Split Systems
Check out our square footage and BTU comparison chart below. Use this table to determine BTUs needed per zone. For a multi-zone system, combine the total BTUs required per area.
