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Room Air Conditioning for an Existing Home

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If you have an established home, whilst providing air conditioning to the whole home may not be viable, you can most certainly air condition most rooms.

Numerous options are available when it comes to providing a system or systems of comfort air conditioning. Here below, we have outlined the most popular systems on the market:

The biggest seller, and most economical of room air conditioning systems would be the highwall split air conditioning system.  These systems are built either with or without the ‘inverter’ option.

Inverter units are economically superior to the standard fixed speed compressor as it does not completely cycle off. It draws a low, constant amount of power, rather then fully cycling off and then drawing excessive power to re-start the compressor as in conventional systems.

Highwall split systems operate via infra-red remote and are quiet as the condensing unit is mounted on an external wall and inter-connected to the indoor unit via copper piping and electrical wiring...reducing internal noise usually associated with the older style window or wall type air conditioners.

Highwall split systems come in both single and multi-head form, allowing you to simultaneously air condition multiple rooms with several indoor units connected to one outdoor unit.

We offer a large variety of makes and models of both the highwall split systems and the room air conditioner.  Both types of systems come in ‘cooling only’ and ‘heating and cooling’, or as is commonly known as ‘reverse cycle’.

Many more room type units are available including cassette units, console units, portable units and under ceiling systems for unique situations.