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Air Conditioning
The Highs and the Lows of Air Conditioning
In today’s modern world, air conditioning has superseded its primary role of providing cool or hot air to a particular room or area. The process of altering the properties of air to provide comfort to an occupied space, be it a building or vehicle, has gone above and beyond its main purpose with the invention of various hi-tech tools used to control the airflow to ensure maximum comfort with minimal fuss.
Choosing an air conditioning system for your home can be quite tricky as it is a costly investment so it is only natural that you’ll want to select the right one to suit your family and budget. Each system has its pros and cons so we are here to help you make an informed decision as to which system is the ideal solution for you.
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Ducted Air Conditioning
Experience comfort all year round with a ducted air conditioning system
Ducted air conditioning means a system where its internal unit is installed within the roof space of a home and a chain of ducts run from the air conditioning unit to each rooms in a home.
The indoor unit is hidden out of sight, in your ceiling or under the floor, with flexible ducting distributing conditioned air through vents located throughout your home. An outdoor unit is positioned in a discreet location outside your home. This structure allows you to cool or heat each room individually using the ‘zoning’ system. Typically, a ducted system can be installed in a new home or tailored to suit an existing one.
When purchasing a ducted system, we are all looking for a solution that will provide the ultimate in home comfort for our families that will perform economically and reliably for many years to come. Whilst the selection of the appropriate brand and size of the equipment is critical, equally important is the selection of the components which will work in conjunction with the unit and deliver the conditioned air to all areas of your home.
In today’s modern world, air conditioning has superseded its primary role of providing cool or hot air to a particular room or area. The process of altering the properties of air to provide comfort to an occupied space, be it a building or vehicle, has gone above and beyond its main purpose with the invention of various hi-tech tools used to control the airflow to ensure maximum comfort with minimal fuss.
Choosing an air conditioning system for your home can be quite tricky as it is a costly investment so it is only natural that you’ll want to select the right one to suit your family and budget. Each system has its pros and cons so we are here to help you make an informed decision as to which system is the ideal solution for you.
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Split System Air Conditioning
The perfect solution to flexibility and convenience of single room air conditioning
A split system air conditioner is a refrigerative form of air conditioner whose components are split into two parts: an indoor unit and an outdoor unit.
The indoor unit contains the evaporator component and the outdoor unit houses the compressor. Split system air conditioners are fairly quiet and can be easily installed and is also convenient to operate, more often than not using a remote control. These type of conventional air conditioners cool and heat one particular area of your home using refrigerants.
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AirTouch 5 – Fusion of Comfort, Convenience and Style
AirTouch 5. A system which provides more than just cooling or heating to an area or space but also becomes part of a lifestyle…an experience.
Enhance your air conditioning with AirTouch 5, the smart controller to manage your climate control from a touch screen, smartphone or tablet.
AirTouch works with ducted reverse cycle air conditioners and distributes air to areas which is needed most with smart zoning. So all you have to do is turn on the zones where you’re occupying and turn off the rest. You can achieve the ideal temperature in each room by making adjustments in 5% increments. By doing this, you save money on running costs and make your air conditioning system work more efficiently in the long run. It’s better for the environment too. There is also an integration of runtime tracking, energy and airflow management technology which further enhances the system.