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https://ces.mitsubishielectric.com/wp-content/themes/melco/assets/assets/pdf/SVZ_Product_Guide.pdf https://ces.mitsubishielectric.com/wp-content/themes/melco/a... documents the SVZ indoor unit's ability to have electric resistance heat and be connected to Hyper Heat SUZ outdoor units. Whether you call that mini-split or not is up to you, but it's definitely a heat pump system that is Hyper Heat and supplemental electric heat capable, and getting down to one-ton units seems "mini" to me. Mini-split means "smaller than conventional system ["mini"], condensor and evaporator are connected by long refrigerant lines ["split"]". It doesn't necessarily mean "wall/floor/ceiling indoor unit that has no ducts", though a "ductless mini-split" is the most common configuration of mini-split (because of the cheapness and ease of installation). https://zeroenergyproject.com/2022/03/09/what-is-a-mini-split-heat-pump/ https://zeroenergyproject.com/2022/03/09/what-is-a-mini-spli...