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While we’d all rather be at the beach or enjoying the outdoors with friends or family, many of us will spend a large portion of the summer months indoors, trying not to sweat too much. An air con unit is a lifesaver during the sweltering summer season.

With energy prices rising, the costs of running an AC unit are something on the mind of many home and business owners. Going without air con in our climate is unthinkable, so what can you do to strike a balance?

It’s no secret that air conditioning is a major selling point for homes, especially in hot climates. But can ducted air conditioning actually increase the value of your home? In this post, we’ll explore the answer to that question.

Installing a split system air conditioner can be a great way to improve the comfort of your home. But where should you install it? In this article, we’ll explore the best placement for your new split-system air conditioner.

This article will give you actionable tips and steps you can take to ensure you can cope in the event of blackouts and your part in solving the energy crisis facing Australia and the world at large.

Noise is all around us– cars honk, birds chirp, people talk, and air conditioners hum. If you’ve ever looked at the specs of an AC unit, you’ve likely come across a noise rating. But what does it mean? And how do noise levels affect your life at home?

The dog days of summer are ahead, and with them, the battle to keep cool. If your home isn’t already equipped to handle the heat, now’s the time to make some changes. We’re here to help chill down your home this summer with these simple steps.

Now that the Australian Winter is over, that means it’s time for Spring cleaning the house– but don’t forget about your air conditioning unit!

Appliances often interact in subtle, unexpected ways. Especially when two or more devices function to achieve somewhat similar goals, there is a need to be careful.

When you turn on your air-con to fight the Australian heat this summer, it not only removes the heat but also takes moisture from the air.

Everyone has their favourite thermostat temperature settings. Some people like it warm and others like it a bit chilly in the house. But is that favourite temperature costing you money throughout the winter?