Ducted Air Conditioning
Ducted Air Conditioning allows you to control multiple rooms or your whole house using a single ducted system. Ducted air conditioning is a perfect solution for home climate control.
Reverse cycle ducted air conditioning systems can cool and heat your whole home. When you add zoning and you can heat and cool certain areas. The indoor unit is safely installed in your roof space and connects to the outside unit which is placed outside of the dwelling via copper pair coil . The indoor unit can also be mounted under the house when using floor outlets instead of ceiling.
Advantages of a Ducted Air Conditioning System
Ducted air conditioning works through a series of ducts circulating air throughout your home. To create circulation and a refreshing, cooling effect, the ducted air conditioning has its own internal unit known as a fancoil installed in the ceiling.
A series of ducts run from the fancoil throughout the house. This gives you the ability to control heating and cooling in individual rooms, rather than the house as a whole. This is called zoning and is ideal for larger homes or homes where each person prefers different temperatures.
One of the great advantages of ducted air conditioning is the amount of control you have. Not only do ducted systems enable you to cool your entire house, some systems also allow you to control the individual temperatures of each room. You can turn zones off if no one is using them, which will save you on electricity.
Would your home suit ducted air conditioning?
Ducted air conditioning units are quite large and complex to install, so these units are not recommended for renters or people who own small apartments.
Instead, these air conditioning units are ideal for larger homes with lots of rooms needing heating or cooling. Ducted air conditioning gives homeowners the option of cooling the entire house or just selected rooms or zones.
Ducted air conditioning is versatile. You can choose to cool or warm certain zones or, alternatively, you can turn the whole thing off to save power.
You can total control over the temperature and comfort of your home, while also having the power to keep energy costs down.
What are the pros and cons of ducted air conditioning?
Still deciding whether to get a ducted air conditioning?
These pro tips might help:
Pros
You have total control over the temperature throughout the whole house or just individual rooms.
More discrete than most air conditioning units – normally tucked away in the ceiling or behind a wall.
Quieter than split system air conditioning or portable fans.
Cons
More expensive and complex to install in most homes.
Some homes can’t accommodate a ducted air conditioning unit as they are so large
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