Our ducted air conditioners utilise reverse-cycle technology, providing all-in-one whole-home heating and cooling via hidden ducting. They deliver perfection in peak summer and deep winter while operating whisper-quiet and providing optimum energy efficiency.
When warm air passes through the evaporator coils, it evaporates, turning refrigerant gas into high-pressure hot water fed to the compressor in the outdoor unit. For more information about the reverse-cycle ducted air conditioners, click here.
Less Greenhouse Gas Emissions
One of the best benefits of a reverse-cycle ducted air conditioning system is that it reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Rever cycle systems have shallow carbon footprints compared to electric element heaters or other air-conditioning units that use fossil fuels.
It is because they heat and cool using only electricity. It means they are much more efficient than other forms of heating, such as gas-ducted heating.
A ducted reverse cycle system uses an outdoor unit and an indoor evaporator to create airflow within the home via ductwork. This zoning system is ideal for more significant properties, as it can simultaneously provide heated or cooled air to multiple rooms. They are also more energy efficient than split system air conditioners.
Better Energy Efficiency
Reverse cycle systems are much more energy efficient than traditional air conditioners that use electric heating and cooling. Their operation relies on heat extracted from the outside air and reversing it back into the house during winter.
They also operate as a dehumidifier during summer by removing moisture from the air. It makes them ideal for homes that have a problem with humidity. For more information about reverse cycle ducted air conditioners, cl
Ensuring your system is appropriately sized for your home can be a significant energy saver. A unit that is too small will have to run for double or triple the time to perform the same task as a well-sized system. In addition, some ducted air conditioning systems are designed with zoning capabilities that enable varying airflow in different areas of your home so you don’t have to cool rooms you don’t need to.
Lower Noise Levels
Reverse-cycle ducted air conditioners offer whole-home heating and cooling at the push of a button. They do this by funnelling conditioned air through a network of ducts installed in your roof cavity and an outdoor compressor unit.
The best way to judge an air conditioning unit’s noise levels is to talk to people who have had it installed in their homes. Ask them how quiet their teams are and whether they notice squeaks or grinding sounds. These noises usually indicate that the unit needs cleaning or lubrication.
More Convenience
A ducted air conditioner is a convenient way to heat and cool your home or office and can also be very effective when removing pollutants. It means that people with asthma or hay fever and those worried about their carbon footprint can breathe easier.
Less Visually Intrusive
A ducted air conditioning system delivers an all-in-one solution to your heating and cooling needs – ensuring you enjoy complete comfort all year round. They also boast incredible efficiency that can reduce your power bills significantly.
While a wall split system has an internal head unit on your wall or ceiling and an external compressor in the roof cavity, a ducted air conditioning system uses ducting to cool your house with a central indoor and outdoor unit. These systems can be combined with zoning to control the temperature of different areas in your home.
When it comes to heating and cooling a home, the versatility of ducted reverse cycle air conditioning is a major benefit. A single unit can perform two tasks, delivering perfect climate control at the touch of a button. It is an ideal option for those who might need a heater one day and a cool breeze the next.
Reverse cycle ducted air conditioners are safe to use as they don’t generate heat using any combustion processes and, therefore, don’t produce any dangerous gasses that could be blown out accidentally by children or pets. Furthermore, they remain cool to the touch and are a safe alternative to flammable gas heaters.