Split System Installation Eltham

Split System Install in Eltham

There’s nothing better than arriving home on a hot 40-degree day, turning on your split system air conditioning and in just a couple of minutes the house and your family are cool.

Split system air conditioning provides such versatility, which makes them tough to beat. However, like all heaters and coolers to keep them running at their best they should be serviced and maintained in a professional manner by qualified experts. Melbourne Gas Heating offers experienced technicians who know your split system air conditioners both inside and outside. They specialize in all brands and models and give you assurance that we are able to complete the task at a professional level.

We provide a variety of services that comprise the following:

• Split System Installation Eltham
• Split System Repairs
• Split System Servicing

Our team of heating and cooling professionals are licensed and fully trained to perform all kinds of tasks. If you’re looking for split system installation Eltham services then contact Local Heating and Cooling Professionals Eltham today and talk to one of our knowledgeable team members.

How Do Split Systems Function?

Systems for split air conditioners have their name because of half the system (condenser) located outside the house , while the second half (fan coil) is installed inside. When cooling, the warm air in the room is brought in by the fan coil, and then eliminated, resulting in cool air flowing back into the house. While reverse cycle allows for the heat pump to run in reverse to provide heating on cold winter days.

Systems for split air conditioners can be installed in individual rooms, areas or multiple rooms that are connected via copper pipes to an outdoor unit (condenser). Multi-head split air conditioning systems can be installed in at least nine rooms using just one outdoor unit and allow for individual temperature control of each room.

What Are The Ongoing Costs With Split Systems?

One of our recommended brands to use for Split Systems is Mitsubishi Electric. For the Mitsubishi Electric GE Series 2.5KW Split System, installed in a small room providing regular heating & cooling during the winter and summer periods, the annual running cost would be $272.34.

Reduced Costs of Split Systems Running Costs

It’s easy to lower your running expenses with a Split System. Depending on the model you purchase, and the star rating will determine how you’ll save each year. But looking beyond the initial cost and how you utilize your Split System can help as well.

Tips For Using A Split System

• Set the thermostat between 24C and 26C for cooling. Every degree lower during summer increases the running cost by approximately 10%..
• Choose the economy option If your split system comes with one. Ensure that you regularly service your air cooling system.
• Make sure that the sun’s heat is kept out by closing curtains and external blinds in the morning. Close all doors and windows in areas that are being cooled while the split system is running.
• If the split system is switched off , and the cooler outside, open doors and windows to let the cool air circulate.
• Insulate your home to keep the summer heat out and the cold inside during winter.
• Dress to suit the weather.

Why Select A Split System?

Split air conditioners mounted on walls are the most commonly owned by homeowners who own a residential air conditioning system, as they are affordable and easily to maintain.

Inverter Technology

Inverter technology is the mainstay for comfort all through all seasons since it ensures a constant temperature, saves costs (less energy use) and produces relatively less noise when utilized. This is accomplished by control of the compressor’s rotation speed more precisely.

Affordable

Wall-mounted wall mounted split AC systems are the best affordable option for a one room or apartment as they are comparatively inexpensive to buy (depending on the number of indoor units you need) and there is no duct work required.

Independent Temperature Control

Each indoor unit has the ability to control the area it is located in, thus each room can have a distinct temperature.

Air Quality

A lot of AC splits feature air filtering and humidity control functions that control the amount of dust and humidity inside a room. This allows for sensitive customers (children or elderly, asthmatic or allergic users) an ease of mind and body.

Multi-Head Split Systems

Multi-Head Split Systems allow different indoor units to be connected to a single outdoor condenser which gives you satisfaction of having the best Air conditioner (in terms of output and physical constraints) for a particular room.

Split System FAQ

Is a split system the same as the air conditioning?

It is true that Split System has an air-conditioning system. But, the different types of air conditioning system which include:

• Split System Air Conditioning
• Multi- Head Split Air Conditioner
• Ducted refrigerated air conditioner

Each of these systems operates on electricity & refrigerant under the same principle but they are different in terms.

What is the time frame to set up a split system air conditioner?

Generally speaking, a single split air conditioning system installation is expected to take between 3-6 hours. However, the exact amount of time can vary based on various factors like below;

• Location and size of both the outdoor and indoor unit
• The routing of copper pipes between the outdoor unit and indoor unit
• Electrical connections from main switchboard up to the AC unit.

More Split System FAQ's

Should I replace or repair the air conditioning unit in my home?

In the majority of situations in the event that your air conditioner is over > 10 years of age and there are evident issues with the A/C there’s a great chance that it could be less expensive to replace it than to repair it.

To assist you in making the right choice, it is best to talk to the experts at ComfyHome to give you an honest evaluation of the condition of your air conditioner.

What size split system air conditioning do I need?

A typical measurement ratio is to multiple the area of the room by a factor of 0.15 in order to determine the power of the measurement unit in kilowatts.

For a room area of 40 square meters, you will need a Split system air conditioning unit that is 6 kW. A cooling unit of 2.5kW is the ideal size for 10 -20 sqm room areas.

The size of the Split system’s required air conditioning will also be affected by other factors like the insulation in the room, the size of the room, and’ position.

For an accurate assessment of the required Split units size we suggest that you call us for a more detailed analysis.

More Split System FAQ's

What is the longest a split system air conditioner last?

In general, an air conditioner is built to last from 10-20 years on an average. But it depends on heaps of elements, such as the manufacturer of the air conditioner it is installed on, the quality of its installation, regular service history, etc…

It is important to service the Split System air conditioner regularly to prolong lifetime and enhance effectiveness.

How often should I wash my air conditioner’s air filter?

According to Daikin Australia, it is strongly suggested that you should take care to clean your air conditioning filter every two weeks in order to boost the efficiency of the system, and ultimately reduce energy consumption by 5 to 15 percent.

Eltham Gas Heating Services

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What Types of Systems We Service & Repair

Each brand and style of heating has it’s own maintenance and operation; our experienced technicians are knowledgeable and experience to offer top-quality services across all kinds of heaters for example:

• Ducted Heating Systems
• Evaporative Cooling Units
• Gas Space Heaters
• Gas Log Fires
• Split Systems
• Gas Hot Water Systems
• Gas Appliances

What Brands We Service

Our team has a wealth of experience in the field of heating repairs and maintenance that specialize in all kinds and models of heating systems. We pride ourselves on having a fast response time and dedication to excellence, efficiency and reliability.

We are able to maintain and service all important brands of heating units and systems that include:

• Brivis
• Vulcan
• Braemar
• Rinnai, Carrier
• Pyrox, Honeywell
• Bonair, Lennox
• and many more…

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Our Promise To You

At Melbourne Gas Heating we understand the frustration of not having hot water, and it’s something we do not believe anyone should be forced to endure. That’s why we give top priority on emergencies with hot water. Our experienced plumbers are reliable and friendly Without a doubt, we will be able to assist with any emergency.

We take pride in our customer service , and it is our firm belief that the minor things matter most.

We are proud of our excellent customer service. this is why our customers are so happy with us:

• We always arrive when we tell you we will.
• Our experts will give you their number when they’re thirty minutes away.
• Price upfront, competitive and professional advice prior to the start of the project.
• Always getting our hands clean after our own mess.

We at Melbourne Gas Heating offer emergency and maintenance services for plumbing, electrical, and heating. If at any time you are unsure about our services or what we offer.