- Is ducted worth it, versus a split system air conditioner?
Most people choose ducted air conditioners because the units are hidden in the roof cavities, which is a more aesthetically pleasing result. They’re great for heating or cooling your entire home. A split system is cheaper, and better for smaller homes, often only air conditioning a single room.
- How does a ducted air conditioning system work?
A ducted air conditioning system consists of an indoor unit, outdoor unit, and a network of ducts that circulate the conditioned air throughout the home. The indoor unit contains the evaporator coil and fan, while the outdoor unit contains the compressor and condenser. The system works by circulating refrigerant between the indoor and outdoor units, absorbing heat from inside the building and releasing it outside.
- What are the benefits of a ducted air conditioning system?Ducted air conditioning systems can provide consistent and efficient heating and cooling throughout an entire building. They also tend to be more cost-effective than multiple split systems or a multi-head unit.
- What is the typical warranty for ducted air conditioning systems?
The typical warranty for ducted air conditioning systems is a 5 year parts and labour, manufacturer’s warranty.
- What is a ducted air conditioning system?
Simply, a ducted air conditioning system is a centralised heating and cooling system that uses ducts to distribute conditioned air throughout all rooms, within a property.
- What are the costs involved in installing a ducted air conditioning system?
The cost of installing a ducted air conditioning system in Australia can vary depending on factors such as the size of the building, the complexity of the installation, and the type of system chosen. On average, the cost of a ducted air conditioning system ranges from $8,000 to $20,000 AUD.
- How do I choose the right ducted air conditioning system for my building or property?
When choosing a ducted air conditioning system, consider factors such as the size of the building, the number of rooms to be cooled or heated, and the climate. It’s also important to consult with a professional to ensure that the system is properly sized and installed for your specific needs.
- What is the difference between reverse-cycle and cool-only ducted air conditioning system?
A reverse-cycle ducted air conditioning system is able to both heat and cool a building while standard, cool-only systems can only cool.
- How often should I service my ducted air conditioning system?
It’s recommended by the manufacturers to have your ducted air conditioning system serviced at least once a year to ensure it’s running efficiently and to prolong the life of the unit.
- What do you get when you purchase a ducted system?– Whole house conditioned– Room and space temperature control– Proper air filtration– Total home comfort– Reduced electricity costs– Reduced electricity costs if upgrading from an older model
- What does a service include for ducted air conditioners?
10 Point Check on our services:
- Check and Clean Filters
- Check indoor coil and fan Barrel for dust build up
- Check system for mould or biological growth
- Clean and hose the outdoor coil
- Check air flow to zone areas
- Balance air flow in zones
- Check drain operation and flush drain line
- Check refrigerant levels
- Check system operating current
- Ensure the system is operating efficiently
- What is a Single Zone Ducted System?
A single zone system cools or heats one area efficiently. Ideal for smaller spaces.
- How does a Multi-Zone Ducted Aircon System work?
Multi-zone systems cool/heats various areas independently with motorized dampers for custom comfort.
- What is a Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) System?
VRF offers energy-efficient cooling/heating by controlling refrigerant flow to different units for precise temperature control.
- Toggle TitleWhat's unique about a Hybrid Ducted System?
Hybrid systems combine technologies for optimized efficiency, such as heat pumps and solar panels.
- How does a Split Ducted System differ?
With separate outdoor and indoor units, split systems condition air in the indoor unit and distribute it via ducts.
- What's a Packaged Ducted System?
In this type of system, all the components, including the compressor, condenser, and evaporator, are housed in a single outdoor unit. The conditioned air is then sent through the ducts to the different parts of a building.
- What's A High-Velocity Ducted System?
High-velocity systems use smaller ducts and high-velocity air handlers to deliver conditioned air. They are often used in retrofitting older buildings or in situations where traditional large ductwork is not feasible.
- What's the difference between Horizontal and Vertical Ducted Systems?
Horizontal has side-to-side airflow, while vertical has top-to-bottom airflow, suiting different building design layouts.
Ducted Aircon Installation In The Hunter Valley
From $65.00 per week
A Ducted Aircon Installation achieves a reduced energy bill plus the ultimate climate and temperature control. Ducted air conditioning systems are perfect for even air distribution and consistency of temperature throughout your entire Hunter Valley property.
What people like most about ducted air conditioning systems is that they’re discrete in appearance. If your AC Installer does their job correctly, the ceiling vents are subtle, yet they provide consistency and even airflow to cool and heat your rooms.