Systems Details

Split System

A split system, as the name suggests, comprises of two separate components- the outdoor unit (compressor) and the indoor unit (inverter).

These systems are suitable for small applications and single rooms.

Ducted Airconditioning

With ducted airconditioning, one central unit (usually fitted in the roof) supplies comfort to every room of the home via discreet vents in the ceiling or floor.

It means there are no hot or cold areas in your home- every room is just right. This system can be further enhanced by the installation of zones which allow you to control which areas of your home you wish to heat or cool.

Multi-Headed Inverter Systems

In many applications (especially in large homes) a single inverter unit is incapable of providing the required effective air-flow management.

In these situations multiple units are installed and connected to a single powerful outdoor unit. These systems offer the highest available potential for fulfilling even the most challenging of heating/cooling requirements.

Central Heating

For total home warmth, central heating is a great solution. Central heating keeps every room at a constant, comfortable temperature by gently circulating warm air through insulated ducts.

With the addition of a programmable thermostat, it can even turn on automatically, so your home is warm in the morning when you wake up and in the evening when you get home from work.

With a zoned central heating system, you can choose which area of your home is heated at any given time. Because you don't pay to heat rooms that aren't being used, these systems can save you money.

Under Floor Ventilation Systems

In many homes it is imperative to remove stale or damp air from below the floor. A simple ventilation system will often remove problems with mould or dampness, which will effect the comfort and value of your home.