Find residential HVAC equipment from trusted brands, including air conditioners, heat pumps, gas furnaces, electric furnaces, air handlers, evaporator coils, packaged units, and complete heating and cooling systems. Whether you're replacing aging equipment, upgrading your home's efficiency, or installing a new system, Same Day Supply offers dependable equipment for a wide range of residential applications.

Split System HVAC Equipment

Split systems are the most common type of residential HVAC system found in homes across the United States. Unlike packaged units, a split system separates the heating and cooling components between an outdoor unit and one or more indoor components that work together to maintain year-round comfort.

A typical split system includes an outdoor air conditioner or heat pump, an indoor evaporator coil, and, depending on your home's heating needs, either a gas furnace or an air handler. These components are matched to deliver efficient cooling during the summer and dependable heating throughout the colder months.

Split systems are popular because they offer flexibility, energy efficiency, and a wide range of equipment options to fit different home sizes and budgets. Whether you're replacing an aging HVAC system or installing equipment in a new home, selecting properly matched components helps maximize comfort, efficiency, and long-term reliability.

Types of Split Systems

There are two primary types of residential split systems:

Air Conditioner Split Systems combine an outdoor air conditioner with an indoor evaporator coil and either a gas furnace or air handler. These systems provide efficient cooling while relying on the furnace or electric heat for winter heating.

Heat Pump Split Systems use an outdoor heat pump that provides both heating and cooling. When paired with an air handler or compatible furnace, heat pump systems offer an energy-efficient solution for homeowners in many climates.

Benefits of Split System HVAC Equipment

Split systems continue to be one of the most popular HVAC solutions because they offer several advantages:

• High energy efficiency with modern SEER2-rated equipment
• Quiet operation by locating the compressor outdoors
• Flexible equipment combinations for different homes and climates
• Reliable year-round comfort when properly sized and installed
• Easier service and replacement compared to many packaged systems
• Availability in a wide range of capacities for small and large homes

Choosing the Right Split System

Selecting the right split system involves more than simply choosing a unit with the highest efficiency rating. Home size, insulation levels, local climate, ductwork, and heating requirements all influence which equipment combination will perform best.

Proper sizing is especially important. An oversized system may cycle on and off too frequently, while an undersized system can struggle to maintain indoor temperatures during extreme weather. Working with a qualified HVAC professional helps ensure your equipment is correctly matched for both comfort and efficiency.

Browse our selection of split system HVAC equipment to compare air conditioner systems, heat pump systems, furnaces, evaporator coils, and air handlers designed to deliver dependable performance for residential applications.

Use the filters to quickly narrow your options by equipment type, brand, tonnage, BTU capacity, SEER2, AFUE, voltage, installation orientation, and other key specifications. From individual replacement components to factory-matched systems, you'll find equipment designed to deliver reliable comfort, energy-efficient performance, and long-term value.

Choosing the right HVAC equipment involves more than selecting the correct size. Proper system matching, airflow, ductwork, climate, fuel source, and installation requirements all play an important role in performance and efficiency. Review each product's specifications and compatibility information carefully before purchasing. For the best performance, safety, and to maintain manufacturer warranty requirements, HVAC equipment should be installed by a qualified, licensed HVAC professional.