Swapping Evaporative to Reverse Cycle Aircon

Many evaporative air conditioners in Perth are 15+ years old and getting to the end of their life. As people research their replacement, we get a lot of calls about swapping evaporative to reverse cycle aircon. Unfortunately you cannot simply remove the evaporative air conditioner and install a ducted reverse cycle unit to get heating and cooling. It…

How to Use Air Conditioning in a Heatwave

The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast a scorching week ahead in Perth with temperatures of 35 degrees to 41 degrees from 4th to 11 February 2016. Here are some tips on how to use your air conditioning in this severe heatwave. Tips for reverse cycle air conditioners Reverse cycle air conditioners (ducted reverse cycle, wall…

Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning in Australian Climates

Australia has a climate that ranges widely depending on where you are and what time of year. From the alps near Canberra, to the tropical climates of Darwin, we really do have it all on our sunburnt country. So no matter where you find yourself, it’s always a blessing to have air conditioning, whether it’s…

When to repair or replace your reverse cycle air conditioner?

To answer the repair or replace question, several important factors need to be addressed including: Age of the air conditioner Has the unit been well maintained? Cost of the repairs Risk of more repairs being required soon? Availability of replacement parts Availability and cost of refrigerant Is the existing refrigerant pipe work suitable for the…

Multiple Split System Air Conditioning

Multiple split system (or multi-head) air conditioners comprise several wall split air conditioners powered by one outdoor unit. Advantages of Multiple Split System Air Conditioning Flexibility – Individual room temperature and air flow control (as you have a split in each room). Running costs – Potentially lower running costs than many ducted reverse cycle air conditioners if…