Through new, advanced technology, Inverter air conditioners are more economical to operate and quieter to run than conventional units. They can handle greater extremes in temperature, are smoother and more stable in operation and reach the desired temperature more quickly than conventional air conditioners.
Features
- Flexibility to heat/cool where required
- Quiet Operation
- Reverse Cycle (heats and cools)
- Total control over the temperature
- Aesthetically attractive
- One ductwork system for both heating and cooling
- Customise to your requirements
- Zoning available to save on running costs
- Efficient Heat Pump technology
- Inverter Technology
Reverse Cycle Split Systems
New advanced technology has made the Inverter air conditioners more economical to operate and quieter to run than conventional units. They can handle greater extremes in temperature, are smoother and more stable in operation and reach the desired temperature more quickly than conventional air conditioners.
How does ducted reverse cycle air conditioning work?
Designed to cool or heat multiple rooms at once, Reverse Cycle Split Systems feed refrigerated air through a series of vents in the home. These vents are normally placed in the ceiling. Reverse Cycle Split air conditioners use a concealed ducted fan coil unit with a condenser to distribute refrigerated air to the rooms you want to heat and cool. The fan coil is normally located in the ceiling space and the condenser outside on a concrete slab.