Our Heating & Cooling Solutions

Heat pump / AC

Split high-wall
Floor Console
Ducted System

Also known as a split system or high wall, the indoor unit is mounted ‘high’ on the wall of the room it is intended to be used in whilst the outdoor unit is mounted either back to back on the outside of the house or as close as possible, with pipework and cabling inter-connecting the two units. A high wall is the most cost effective system with plenty of options, colours and designs.

Attributes and benefits +

For small and large rooms where the is wall space available for mounting
Extremely quiet, both indoors and outdoors
High efficiency DC Inverter to reduce running costs
Allergen filtration up to 95% and bacteria filtration up to 99%
4 way auto directional air swing
Remote Controlled
Powerful mode will run the system for 20 minutes to heat or cool the room quickly
Eco mode will reduce power consumption by running the system at a slightly reduced rate
Cost effective
Eco motion sensor (available on ‘S’ series)
24/7 programmable timer (available on ‘S’ series)
Leave home function (available on ‘S’ series)
Power tracking display (available on ‘S’ series)
SPX-RCKA2 Premium controller (available on ‘S’ series)

Price indication+

Small room $2000

2.5kw-4.0kw + GST installed
Medium room $2600

5.0kw- 7.0kw + GST installed
Large room $3200

8.0kw+ + GST installed

A floor console is used when there is no wall space available or sometimes for ease of installation. Floor consoles utilise the same energy efficient technology as their wall mounted counterparts.

Attributes and benefits +

For small and large rooms where the is wall space available for mounting
Extremely quiet, both indoors and outdoors
High efficiency
Allergen filtration
Remote controlled
Cost effective

Price indication+

Small room $2000

2.5kw-4.0kw + GST installed
Medium room $2600

5.0kw- 7.0kw + GST installed
Large room $3200

8.0kw+ + GST installed

A ducted system is used for two or more rooms and where there is adequate ceiling or floor space to install ducting to vent into each room. Unlike split systems, there is no visible unit in each room, but a large system in the ceiling or floor space with ducting to each room where a vent will be cut in. There is also a return air grille located in a central area like a hallway which sucks air back into the air conditioning unit to create circulation.

Attributes and benefits +

For 2 or more rooms
Several spaces can be air conditioned from 1 outdoor unit
Quietest air conditioning option
Centrally located thermostat
Optional Individual temperature control allows for substantial savings in running costs
Allergen filtration
No wall or floor mounted units
Cost effective compared to other heating systems

Price indication+

3 - 4 rooms $8,000

8.0kw + GST installed
4 - 6 rooms $11,000

11.0kw + GST installed

Panel heater

Panel Heaters

Panel heaters cost more to run than a heat pump but there is a lower up front cost. If it is going in a rental property, it must be fixed to a wall and directly connected to an electrical circuit. The electrical circuit should be checked a registered electrician to make sure that no overload while occur.

Attributes and benefits +

Easy to install
Easy to use
Fully adjustable thermostat
High (2000 watt) and Low (1000 watt) selection

Price indication+

$375

S2025 2000w + GST supplied and installed
$335

S2020 1000w + GST supplied and installed

Bathroom heaters

Bathroom heaters

A bathroom heater will reduce steam build up on colder days by which helps with ventilation. Think of it like a car running on a cold morning, the warm air mixing with the cold air creates steam which does not happen on a warm day. By installing a bathroom heater, the room will also feel nicer.

Attributes and benefits +

Easy to install
Easy to use
Powerful 2400 watt motor
Quiet operation

Price indication+

$399

S2068 2400w + GST supplied and installed

Compliance for heating a rental property

Compliance for Landlords

Landlords must provide one or more fixed heaters that can directly heat the main living room. The heater(s) must be acceptable types, and must meet the minimum heating capacity required for your main living room.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends a minimum indoor temperature of 18˚C. By installing heating that can reach this temperature on the coldest days of the year, tenants will be able to keep warm all year round.

To find out the heating capacity required for a main living room, landlords need to use the Heating Assessment Tool or the formula outlined in the regulations.

About the healthy homes standards

Heating Assessment Tool

Heater(s) must be fixed (not portable), and must be at least 1.5 kW in heating capacity and meet the minimum heating capacity needed for the main living room.

Heater(s) must not be an open fire or an unflued combustion heater, e.g. portable LPG bottle heaters. If you use a heat pump or an electric heater as part of your solution to meet the healthy homes heating standard, it must have a thermostat.

You can’t use an electric heater (except a heat pump) if the required heating capacity for the main living room is over 2.4 kW, unless you’re ‘topping up’ existing qualifying heating that was installed before 1 July 2019.

Heating Assessment Tool

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Frequently asked Questions

Got a question about our quotes or electrical services? Check out the FAQs below or contact us at 0508 787 453 or email us at [email protected]

What is the most cost effective way to heat a home?

A heat pump is the most cost effective system to run but is the most expensive to installed compared to an electric heater. An energy efficient heat pump is a good investment if you plan to stay in your home for a few years. And it cools and dehumidifies as well!

What type of heater should I use for a small room like a bedroom?

If a ducted heat pump system is out of your budget, an electric panel heater is a cost effective way to heat a small room because they are relatively cheap to buy and with the use of a thermostat, they can be used to simply take the chill off the air without costing too much to run if you use it only when you need to.

Do I need a bathroom heater?

In winter a shower can produce a lot of steam because the damp heat from the shower mixes with the cold air. By warming the room, less steam is created and your bathroom extract fan will work more effectively. (Think about a car on a cold morning, it produces steam out the exhaust)