All Things Air Conditioning in Huskisson

A split air conditioning system works by circulating refrigerant between the indoor and outdoor units. The indoor unit absorbs heat from the room and transfers it to the outdoor unit, which expels it outside. This process is reversed for heating. The refrigerant begins in a gaseous state in the indoor unit, where it absorbs heat and becomes a high-temperature, high-pressure gas. It then moves to the outdoor unit where it is compressed and cooled into a high-pressure liquid. Finally, the refrigerant returns to the indoor unit, providing cool air to the room.

Ducted air conditioning systems offer numerous benefits including even distribution of cool or warm air throughout the property, reduced noise compared to split or window units and increased energy efficiency when zoned properly. Furthermore, since the system is typically hidden in the roof or outside, it provides a more visually appealing option compared to wall mounted units. Ducted systems also add value to your property due to their efficiency and desirability. They're perfect for maintaining a consistent temperature across large spaces and multiple rooms. The ability to zone your cooling allows for more efficient energy use, ultimately reducing your carbon footprint.

A commercial HVAC system is a large scale, integrated system designed to manage and control the internal climate of large commercial premises such as office buildings, retail complexes or industrial sites. These systems typically feature larger capacities, more complex controls and more extensive distribution than residential systems. They are engineered to cater to more extensive demands and are often custom designed to suit the specific needs of the building or facility. The system's size and complexity often necessitate periodic maintenance and professional installation. It's also important to note that commercial HVAC systems can be either rooftop units, split systems or heat pumps depending on the requirements.