Split System Installation Monbulk

Split System Install in Monbulk

There’s nothing better than arriving home from a scorching day and flipping on your split-system air conditioning and in a matter of minutes the house and your family is cool.

Split system air conditioning offers this versatility, which makes them tough to beat. But , just like all heaters or coolers, to ensure they are operating to their maximum it is essential to have them serviced and maintained in a professional manner by skilled professionals. Melbourne Gas Heating offers experienced technicians who know your split system air-conditioners from top to bottom. They are experts in all makes and models offering you peace of mind that we will finish the job in a professional manner.

We provide a range of services that comprise the following:

• Split System Installation Monbulk
• Split System Repairs
• Split System Servicing

Our team of experts in heating and cooling are fully qualified and licensed to complete all types of work. If you are looking for split system installation Monbulk services then contact Local Heating and Cooling Professionals Monbulk today and talk with one of our friendly team members.

How Do Split Systems Work?

Systems for split air conditioners have their name due to half it (condenser) located outside the house while the other half (fan coil) is inside. When cooling, the warm air in the room is absorbed via the fan coil before being removed, resulting in cool air being recirculated back into the house. The reverse cycle permits your heat pump operate in reverse to provide heating in cold weather.

Split air conditioning systems are installed in individual rooms, zones or rooms connected by copper piping connecting to the outdoor unit (condenser). Multi-head split air conditioning systems can be set up for at least nine rooms and only one outdoor unit as well as allowing an individual temperature control for each room.

What Are The Ongoing Costs With Split Systems?

One of the brands we recommend for Split Systems is Mitsubishi Electric. For a Mitsubishi Electric GE Series 2.5KW Split System, installed in the smallest of rooms, providing regular cooling and heating during the summer and winter time and the annual running costs would be $272.34.

Reducing Split System Operating Costs

It’s not hard to lower your running expenses by using a Split System. Depending on the model you buy, as well as its star rating will determine just how much you will save each year. However looking beyond the initial price to how you utilize Your Split System can help as well.

Tips For Operating Split Systems

• Set the thermostat between 24C and 26C for cooling. Every degree lower during summer will raise the cost of running by 10%..
• Use the economy setting if your split system has one. Also, you should regularly check the condition of your air conditioner.
• Keep the sun’s heat out by closing curtains as well as external blinds during the daytime. Close the doors and windows of areas that are being cooled while you have the split unit running.
• When the split system is turned off and the cooler is outside, open the doors as well as windows in order to let cool air inside.
• Insulate your house to block the heat out in summer and inside during winter.
• Dress to suit the weather.

Why Select Split Systems?

Wall mounted split air conditioning systems are the most frequently owned residential air conditioning system, as they are affordable and easily to maintain.

Inverter Technology

Inverter technology is the best option for greater comfort throughout the year as it maintains an even temperature, helps save costs (less energy use) and creates a lot less noise when employed. This is achieved by managing the speed of the compressor more precisely.

Affordable

Wall-mounted Split AC systems are the best economical option for a single room apartment or small house as they are comparatively inexpensive to buy (depending on the number of indoor units you’ll need) and don’t need duct work required.

Independent Temperature Control

Each indoor unit is able to control the temperature of the room it is installed within, and each space can have a different temperature.

Air Quality

Many HVAC systems that are split come with air filters and humidity control mechanisms which control the amount dust and humidity inside a room. This allows for sensitive customers (children, elderly, asthmatic or allergic customers) an ease of body and mind.

Multi-Head Split Systems

Multi-Head Split Systems enable multiple indoor units to be connected to one outdoor condenser which in turn gives you the convenience of having the perfect cooling system (in terms of output and physical constraints) for a specific room.

Split System FAQ

Are split systems the same thing as the air conditioning?

Yes, Split System includes an air-conditioning unit. However, there are many kinds of air conditioning systems. These includes;

• 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 of installation.

How long will it take to set up a split system air conditioner?

Generally speaking, a single split-system air conditioner installation should be completed in 3-6 hours. But, the exact amount of time will depend on various factors like below:

• Location and size of both the outdoor and indoor unit
• The copper pipes are routed between the outdoor unit and indoor unit
• Electrical connections from main switchboard to the A/C unit

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Do I need to replace or fix my cooling system?

In the majority of situations in the event that your air conditioner is more than 10-years-old and there are apparent issues with your air conditioner, there is a good chance that it’s less expensive to replace it than to repair it.

To help you make the best decision for your needs, consult with the staff at ComfyHome to provide you with an honest assessment on the state of your air conditioner.

What size split system air conditioning will I require?

A typical measurements ratio is multiple the room area by a factor of 0.15 to calculate the necessary power of the unit in kilowatt.

If you have a room size that is 40 sqm, you’ll need a Split system air conditioning unit of 6 kW. A unit that can cool the air at 2.5kW is suitable for 10 -20 sqm room spaces.

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

For a precise assessment of the Split dimension, we suggest that you call us for a more detailed analysis.

More Split System FAQ's

How long will a split system air conditioner last?

In general an air conditioner is designed to last between 10 and 20 years, on average. But it depends on heaps of things like the model of the AC as well as the quality of the installation, regular service history, etc…

It is important to service the Split System air conditioner frequently for a longer life span and to increase effectiveness.

What is the best frequency to clean my air conditioner air filter?

According to Daikin Australia, it is strongly suggested that you should cleanse your air conditioning filters every two weeks in order to boost the system’s efficiency and potentially decrease your energy use by 5 to 15%.

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What Types of Systems We Service & Repair

Each type and brand of heating has it’s own maintenance and operation; our experienced technicians are equipped with the expertise and know how to provide top-quality services to all systems of heating which includes:

• Ducted Heating Systems
• Evaporative Cooling Units
• Gas Space Heaters
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• Split Systems
• Gas Hot Water Systems
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What Brands We Service

Our team has years of experience in repairs and maintenance of heating systems, specialising in all styles and types of heating systems. We pride ourselves on a rapid response time and dedication to quality, efficiency and reliability.

We are able to service and maintain all leading brands of heating units and systems such as:

• 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. It’s a situation we do not believe anyone should need to go through. This is the reason we place an emphasis on emergencies with hot water. Our experienced plumbers are reliable and friendly and without doubt, we will be able to help with any emergency.

We pride ourselves on our customer service , and it is our belief that even the small things count the most.

We take pride in our great customer service, here’s why our customers are so happy with us:

• We always show up when promise to be there.
• Our technicians will give you their number when they’re 30 minutes away.
• Price upfront, competitive and professional advice prior to the start of the project.
• Always taking care to clean up after us.

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