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Air Conditioning

Cassette Split System AC

Enjoy optimum comfort, anywhere in the room. 360-degree directional wind coming out from 8 instead of 4 air outlets, can deliver air evenly throughout every corner in any space. Supplying 360-degree even airflow reduces hot and cold spots in the space, providing ultimate comfort.

Wall Mounted Split System AC

Split air conditioners comprise two elements - an internal and an external unit. The internal unit is fitted to a metal mounting plate on a wall in the room to be cooled, whilst the external unit is situated outside the building.

Ducted AC

A ducted air conditioning system has its internal unit (fancoil) installed within the roof space. A series of ducts run from the air conditioning unit to each of the rooms, allowing you to cool or heat each room using individual controls, or 'zoning'.

Under-Ceiling Mounted AC

Under-ceiling mounted air conditioning units are perfect for anyone who needs a high capacity air conditioning / heat pump system and doesn’t have the ceiling void space to sink a ceiling cassette into.

Energy Efficiency

Air conditioning can only be accomplished by using electricity.

On the other hand, there are many ways to heat your home. You can burn wood or pellets, which release heat energy; you can use natural gas or propane, which is a fuel that is burned in a furnace to release heat; you can use electricity in baseboards, wall heaters, or electric furnaces, or you can use electricity in a heat pump, which is essentially an air conditioner that can be operated in reverse (moving heat inside instead of outside).

When using natural gas to heat your home, depending on the efficiency of your heating system, you get between 60% – 98% of the heat energy out of the fuel. Propane and pellet stoves are about 70% efficient. For wood, it’s approximately 60%. When using electricity in resistance heat baseboards, wall heaters, or an electric forced air furnace, you’re operating at a 100% efficiency ratio, which means for every kilowatt-hour you put in, you get an equal number of BTUs out. BTU stands for “British Thermal Units,” a common measurement of heat energy . . . . .

. . . . . That sounds pretty good, until you consider that an air conditioner or a heat pump is up to 250% efficient! This is because you get to take advantage of the phase change of the refrigerant (gas to liquid and back again), which gives it the ability to gather and release energy more efficiently.

Modern advances in technology mean that new AC systems will be up to twice as energy efficient as those which are 10 to 15 years old.

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