If you’re planning to build or renovate, installing ducted reverse cycle air conditioning into the design plan may help lower upfront costs and installation times.
Reverse cycle ducted air conditioners comprise of an indoor unit mounted in the roof space that connects via ducting to multiple rooms in your home, controlled by one central thermostat.
They’re Energy Efficient
Reverse cycle ducted air conditioners use heat pump technology to move and convert energy, rather than burning fuel directly. They work by changing refrigerant from liquid to gas form back again using thermal energy to absorb and move warm or cool air around efficiently.
Heat pump systems can also be more energy-efficient than other electric heating methods, potentially reducing your electric bill and heating bill significantly. However, the exact benefits will depend on your specific air conditioning system and home.
Ducted reverse cycle air conditioners offer zoning capabilities, enabling you to divide your house into different zones (or areas) for air conditioning – ideal if only certain rooms need air conditioning!
Ducted air conditioning systems tend to be quieter than other forms of cooling systems, and their indoor unit can be installed discreetly in your roof space with only vents visible through the ceiling. This makes ducted AC less intrusive than other options while providing convenient climate control at the touch of a button.
They’re Versatile
Reverse cycle ducted air conditioning systems offer maximum heating and cooling comfort all year round, heating your home during winter and cooling it during summer to provide year-round climate control.
These systems work by employing refrigerant and heat pumps. Refrigerant is a special substance which easily changes from liquid to gas and back again, as well as absorb and move heat energy around. Heat pumps then use this energy to either heat or cool your home – saving both money and reducing environmental impact in the process.
Reverse cycle ducted air conditioners tend to be more cost effective than split system air conditioners, while still offering excellent heating and cooling performance. Zoning your system can further help cut costs by providing targeted heat or cool for individual rooms – saving money on electricity bills in the process!
Professional installation services can ensure your system is installed accurately, guaranteeing optimal performance and energy efficiency as well as helping prevent costly repairs or replacements over time. They may even extend its life.
They’re Affordable
Modern reverse cycle air conditioning systems utilise heat pumps as one of the most energy-efficient forms of heating available, producing three or more kW worth of heating and cooling per kW consumed.
Ducted systems typically require minimal maintenance, and our service technicians are here to help you develop a personalised maintenance schedule to suit your lifestyle and maintain comfort within your home with minimum disruption to daily life. This way you’ll enjoy living comfortably with minimal inconvenience in mind.
Ducted air conditioning systems can be discretely concealed within your ceiling space. They operate through the combination of an internal fan unit and external compressor; with the former providing coils filled with refrigerant gas to cool air from within your home before pumping it outside for compression and dissipation – ready to start all over again.
They’re Easy to Operate
Reverse cycle ducted air conditioning systems offer both cooling and heating in one device, thanks to heat exchange technology that uses refrigerant molecules that change states between liquid and gas – this way the air can be both cooled and warmed instantly at the touch of a button!
With zoning options, the result of such an effort can be an ideal temperature throughout your entire home – and less fighting over thermostat settings!
Building or renovating, include a reverse cycle ducted air conditioners in your plans – and consult a specialist dealer. They’ll consider factors such as floor plan, number of levels, dimensions, and ceiling height in sizing the system appropriately, while suggesting optimal zoning configurations to maximise efficiency of operation throughout the year – allowing you to enjoy every bit of comfort possible in your home!