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Indoor humidity and how to manag...

Indoor humidity can have numerous negative effects, not only to your health but on your home and furniture as well. However, low air humidity can also have negative effects on your health and home. Insomnia and respiratory infections are some of the health implications of high humidity, while the interior of your home can suffer... Read More

What are hfcs?

Starting in January this year, HFCs have been in a phase-down scheme which aims to reduce the damage they have on the environment. The phase-down includes reduction of HFCs that can be imported in Australia. There are many questions, for both you as a consumer and for the industry as it impacts the core production and mass usage... Read More

Cut down your cooling costs

Summer is coming, and here in the sunshine state, a good quality aircon is essential. Though it’s nice to leave your unit running at all hours of the day, what’s not so nice is a hefty energy bill. Australians spend a whopping $4.6 billion on cooling costs each year. During the warmer months, the average person leaves their ... Read More

5 ways to make the most of your ...

Having an air conditioner installed in your home, whether its split system or ducted,  is no longer a luxury, but rather a necessity. Can you imagine a hot summer day without an aircon? Probably not. When we feel uncomfortable,we can hardly perform our everyday tasks. That is why air conditioners are a must-have. However, if it... Read More

Understanding your air condition...

Although split system and ducted air conditioners are the most popular, there are many types of air conditioners and systems available on the market. While it is difficult to decide which one to choose there are several things they all have in common:      They are designed to cooldown or heat the air in the room    Â... Read More

The common problems with hvac sy...

Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning, also known as HVAC, is a technology that is designed for improving the air quality homes and work areas. Depending on the device, it can be used for heating, cooling, or both. There are several different types of HVAC systems including:      Single-stage or multi-stage systems ... Read More

What size air conditioner do you...

Summer days and nights in Australia are often too hot, almost unbearable; so, it is understandable why almost every home owns an air conditioner. If you’re on the lookout to get one, there are several crucial factors to consider before opting for a specific air conditioner. You have to make sure it will manage to cool down the... Read More

Who pays for air conditioner rep...

If you are renting or considering to rent your apartment/property, you are probably trying to gather as much information as possible regarding your rights and obligations. And considering the warm Australian climate, it is understandable that air conditioning to us is equally important as heating is to the rest of the world. The... Read More

What to consider when buying an ...

What Type of Air Conditioner do You Need? When buying an air conditioner, first you have to decide which type is the most optimal for your space – whether it’s a split-system aircon, wall-window, portable, or ducted solution (more suitable for huge spaces). The first type has two units (indoor and outside) connected with pip... Read More

Understanding energy efficient s...

One of the most important factors when trying to decide which type of air conditioner to opt for is definitely  energy efficiency. Given the fact that all single phase, non-ducted, reverse cycle air conditioners have a label that specifies to what extent they are energy efficient, this makes the task quite easy. However, what ... Read More