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Maybe unrelated... My experience on a home I bought a few years ago was to remove radiators and rely only on the existing minisplits already installed up high in all rooms.
That was a mistake...
The cooling is great because cold air comes down, but heating with mini splits located on the top of the wall produced heat.... to my waist, after which the hot air rises again.. I would sit down in winter and have seriously cold feet... I understand you need fans in those rooms to blow the hot air down, but just a heads up - I kinda regret getting rid of my radiators as far as uniform heat distribution... Maybe it's because that house has high ceilings but keep it in mind
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