Climat reverse cycle air conditioning is an all-in-one climate control solution that satisfies your cooling and heating needs. It helps to reduce the need for multiple devices and can save you money.
Choosing a reverse-cycle air conditioner that is correctly sized for your home is essential. An incorrectly sized unit can consume more energy and cost you more over time. For
Energy efficiency
Reverse-cycle air conditioning is one of the most energy-efficient forms of heating and cooling. It uses a heat pump to achieve its function, which is significantly more efficient than direct element heaters. It is because the heat pump absorbs heat from outdoor air and transfers it to indoor air, warming your room.
The cooling efficiency of reverse cycle air conditioning is also improved by advanced inverter technology. It ensures the air conditioner only consumes as much electricity as needed to reach your desired temperature. Then, it maintains this consistent level without fluctuations, which reduces energy consumption by up to 30%.
Another way to improve energy efficiency is by utilising zone control with your ducted reverse cycle air conditioning system. It allows you to control which areas of your home are being conditioned, so you only air condition the rooms you’re using and avoid wasting energy on unoccupied spaces.
Environmentally friendly
Reverse cycle air conditioning doesn’t burn gas or heating elements to warm the home – they use energy-efficient technology that harvests warm air from the outside environment and brings it in. This results in significantly lower power bills and reduced greenhouse emissions.
The modern reverse cycle systems are not only environmentally friendly, they are also very durable. With a range of techniques that start at just $680, there is an option to suit any budget and lifestyle. Even ‘window units’ and ‘portable units’ offer heating and cooling and don’t leave marks on your walls – perfect for renters looking for all-year-round temperature control.
Healthier air
Reverse cycle air conditioning is one of the healthiest heating and cooling options. Compared to traditional gas or electric heaters, reverse cycle units produce only one-third of the greenhouse gases. It makes them better for the environment and your wallet.
Reversible air conditioning also has a bonus in that it can purify the air in your home. Unlike evaporative coolers that blow around dust, reverse cycle systems have built-in air filters that trap airborne dust and debris. It helps to minimise irritants that can cause asthma, hay fever, and other allergies. Many units (such as Daikin’s Zena and Alira X split system models) also have advanced air purifying technology that removes odours, deactivates viruses, and destroys bacteria.
Reverse cycle ducted air conditioners offer the ultimate flexibility and comfort, as they can be installed into your home. They work using an indoor evaporative heat exchanger mounted on the wall and an outdoor condensing unit. They’re the perfect solution for large double-storey homes and are also a good choice for smaller properties as they can be tailored to fit the room size perfectly.
Convenience
Climat reverse cycle air conditioning offers you the comfort of heating and cooling at your fingertips. It’s the best way to keep your home comfortable and energy efficient, and a reverse cycle system has many benefits.
The main advantage of reverse-cycle air conditioning is that it can cool a room or house at the flick of a switch. It can also warm your home to stop freezing in winter, and if you have multi-split systems, each room can be controlled individually.
Another great benefit of a reverse cycle is that it is quieter to run than other forms of air conditioning. With advanced technology, most manufacturers have created extremely quiet, energy-efficient models that don’t cause annoying noises throughout your home. They are also safe to use, as they do not produce flames or hot elements that can burn you or your children. The indoor units are sleek and modern, only housing the cooling coil, long blower and an air filter. The compressor and fan are housed outside, keeping the noisy components out of your living space.