Air Conditioning Installation in Melbourne | What solution is best for my home or workplace?

At Air Concepts Australia we offer a wide range of Residential and Commercial air conditioning solutions including split air conditioners, ducted air conditioners and evaporative systems.

From home to office, our team can supply, fit, install and maintain any size air conditioning system for any size premises. Air Concepts Australia offer a complete planning and design service, ensuring our customers save money by installing the best air conditioning solution for their needs.

Learn More about different types of Air Conditioning Systems.

In Melbourne the weather varies on a day-to-day basis, with this in mind, it’s important for you to have good heating and cooling solutions on your premises. Air conditioning systems help keep us cool and comfortable during the warmer months and all throughout the sweltering Australian summers. When buying an Air Conditioning System for your premises it’s important to take a few things into consideration, for example:

1. The overall capacity of the space you want to cool.

2. Energy efficiency and running costs.

3. Type of Air Conditioning System.

4. Air quality.

5. Price.

6. Installation and ongoing maintenance.

Today we are going to focus on the number 3 things to consider, the type of air conditioning system.

On the market today there are many different kinds of air conditioning system available to us to explore, the 3 most common types of air conditioning systems are:

· Evaporative Air Conditioners

· Ducted Air Conditioners

· Split Air Conditioners

Choosing the right system for you can be confusing and overwhelming, which is very understandable considering the abundance of information available to us at the tip of our fingers. Understanding the different types of air conditioning systems can make it easier for you to make the right choice for your home or office, but when in doubt don’t hesitate to contact one of the friendly experts at Air Concepts Australia who will be able to give you a better insight into the perfect air conditioning match for you.

3 Types of Air Conditioning systems.

Evaporative Air Conditioners

Evaporative air conditioners use water to cool the air, they rely on the process of water evaporation. The evaporative cooling technique consists of a number of cooling pads inside the main unit, these cooling pads are required to fully moistened for the cooling process to be effective. Warm external air is pulled into the main system and run through the moistened pads with a very high-speed fan, resulting in cool air exiting the system into your premises.

Things to consider with evaporative air conditioners.

· Evaporative air conditioners increase the humidity in the space being cooled, these systems are most effective in drier climates and well-ventilated spaces.

· Evaporative air conditioners use a considerable amount of water.

· Evaporative air conditioners are energy efficient and a cost-effective solution.

· Evaporative units, when maintained properly can last up to 20 years.

Ducted Air Conditioners

Ducted air systems offer a dual function of heating and cooling air within your residential or commercial premises. The ducted unit relies on refrigerant gas and chemical reactions to heat or cool the air that flows through the intake.

Things to consider with a ducted cooling system.

· Ducted systems have a strong ability to maintain a consistent temperature throughout your property.

· Ducted systems offer a wide range of customisable designs.

· Ducted systems allow you to control and manage where the cooling and heating is distributed.

Split Air Conditioners

Split system air conditioners consist of two components, an outdoor

and an indoor unit. The outdoor unit cools the premises whilst the indoor unit heats the premises. Split air conditioning systems use a refrigerant and chemical reactions to treat the air within the system.

Things to consider with a split cooling system.

· Split air systems can operate with minimal noise levels, perfect for those that like to sleep with the air system on.

· Split systems allow you to pick and choose the areas you would like to cool or heat, keeping you in control of your energy bills.

· Visually, some people do not like the look of the external unit hanging on their wall.