Domestic

Thinking of installing air conditioning into your home? Why not give us a call.

Whether you just want to heat/cool your conservatory or your entire house, we can design the perfect solution for you. Most systems these days are heat pumps, and are all A rated for energy consumption.Heat pump air conditioning units allow you to cool and heat with the same unit, saving money and energy all year round. To read more click here

There are a wide range of systems available for domestic use, below are some examples…

Split system: This is as simple as it gets. It consists of one indoor unit running off of one outdoor unit. Ideal for a single room such as conservatory, bedroom, living room etc

Multi split system: Ideal for an average sized house, one outdoor unit will feed anything up to five indoor units. Perfect if you fancy having full climate control of your bedrooms, living room, dining room.

VRF system: This type of system is normally suited to large properties. Numerous indoor units can be connected to a single outdoor unit.

Once you have a system type in mind, you then have to decide on the style of indoor units. In most cases these can be mix & matched (must be same manufacturer)

Here are just a few examples

Standard high wall mounted unit – Plain and simple, normally the cheapest option

Designer style wall mounted unit – These come in a variety of finishes such as mirror fronted or brushed metal, some with changeable front panels.

Floor mounted unit – fixes to the wall or floor at low level.

Concealed (invisible) ducted unit – These are a popular choice for the image conscious. They are designed to be installed in a loft or hidden high level. Flexible duct is then taken from the unit to small grilles in the ceiling of the room. This is generally a more expensive option but great if you prefer to keep everything out of sight.

 

Concealed floor mounted unit – as above but designed to be hidden within a cabinet or dressing table.

 

Remember these are just some examples, contact us for a FREE no obligatory survey.