Split Systems
A split system simply means your solution has products that reside both inside and outside your home. In many cases, a split system consists of:

•Furnace―provides heating and the fan used year round to circulate air

•Evaporator coil―the indoor component of your outdoor cooling unit

•Air conditioner or heat pump―works in tandem with the evaporator coil

•Ducts―carry the conditioned air throughout your home

•Control or thermostat―your interface for controlling your system

•Optional air quality accessories―clean, humidify, and freshen air before it circulates throughout your home


Package Systems
Ductless Split Systems
If you are looking for top brand HVAC equipment and the expertise to install it for you, contact Templine, Inc. You can enjoy the benefits of our experience combined with name brand equipment, right here in El Paso, TX. We offer the right products. The right price.

You have a lot of choices when it comes to heating and air conditioning parts and products. How do you know what to choose? Well, rest assured because we only sell the absolute best air conditioning and heating systems at the most competitive rates in the industry.

So give us a call. In El Paso, TX we offer the HVAC service you need, often the same day.

Some homes just don’t have space inside for a furnace or the coil needed for cooling. That doesn’t mean they can’t be filled with the same comfort and improved air quality of a split system home.

Packaged units tend to all look alike but can do vastly different things:

•Cool only as an air conditioner

•Cool and heat as an electric heat pump

•Cool and heat as a Hybrid Heat® dual fuel system of gas furnace with electric heat pump

•Cool and heat as a gas furnace with electric air conditioner

As an all-in-one unit, the only other thing you need is a control or thermostat and, of course, ductwork to carry the conditioned air. Additionally you can add air quality accessories if you like. Packaged systems may be located on the exterior of your home, either on a flat rooftop or in the yard.

As you may have guessed from its name, a ductless split system doesn’t rely on air ducts to spread treated air in your home. 

Instead, this specialty system is designed to heat or cool room additions or other places that may lack ductwork, such as home theatres, exercise rooms, garages or any other area where the existing system doesn’t quite cut it. Ductless split systems include:

•Small outdoor air conditioner or heat pump unit

•A compact indoor wall unit

•Refrigerant tubing and wire connections―pass through a small hole from indoor to outdoor unit to connect the system.

•On unit or remote control―your interface for controlling your system

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