Air conditioning installation

If your unfamiliar with a split system air conditioner. It's a heating and cooling system made up of two parts, a wall mounted indoor unit and an outdoor unit. The outdoor unit is also referred to as the condenser, while the internal section is the wall-mounted split system that is recognised by most of us. 

If your unfamiliar with a ducted air conditioning system. It gives you the control over which rooms and zones (maximum of 10 zones) to be used to circulate air throughout your home. The two main components of a ducted air conditioning system are the outdoor condenser unit and the  indoor fan coil unit that pushes air throughout the house. These units  are connected by two refrigerant  lines.

Before you purchase a split system, you will need to consider the room's size and its  cooling requirements. As smaller rooms may not have the same cooling needs as larger open plan areas. 

Essentially, for every 10 square metres, you need roughly 1kW of cooling capacity from your split system air conditioner. Other factors such as the height of the ceiling, insulation, sunlight exposure and room usage can affect your choice.  Also it is important to compare brands of split system air conditioners in order to  make an informed choice.  

Split system air conditioners are available in a variety of products types, styles and brands. Factors such as the location of the  installation, the size of the room, and your budget will determine which split system our qualified air conditioning technicians will recommend for your home.

•        Wall mounted split systems    
•        Compact floor consoles    
•        Floor units and ceiling cassette units    
•        Reverse cycle split system    
•        Inverter split system    

Anything Air works with many different brands of split system air conditioners including the following:

• Daikin Air Conditioning
• Mitsubishi Air Conditioning
• Fujitsu Air Conditioning
• Actron Air Conditioning
• Panasonic Air Conditioning

When considering switching too ducted air conditioning there are many benefits that can quickly outweigh the initial cost of installation.

• Climate control for the whole house or business 
• Zoning can increase energy efficiency
• Reduced running costs
• Aesthetically pleasing