Air Conditioner heating and cooling guide
All you've ever wanted to know about air conditioner heating and cooling, to keep you relaxed and comfortable all year-round.
Buyers Guide
Sizing your air con system: why bigger isn’t always better
When it comes to air conditioners, there’s no such thing as ‘one-size-fits-all’. While many people believe that a bigger unit will be more effective, this isn’t always the case – and it’s a misconception that can lead to pretty scary electricity bills! The trick is finding a unit that’s just right for your individual situation, factoring in the size of your space, and your lifestyle.
The noise factor: why it’s important both indoors and out
When we think about air conditioners, the main issues that spring to mind are comfort levels and running cost. However, there is one other factor that can drastically affect the comfort of an air-conditioned environment: noise.
Is it time to replace your Split System?
There’s no denying that having an air conditioner makes life so much more comfortable when you’re battling the harsh Australian climate. Even in the hottest days of summer and the coldest days of winter, having a reliable unit can ensure that you’re comfortable all year round.
Understanding the Energy Stars when buying an air conditioner
We’ve all seen Energy Rating Labels on appliances – but how much do you really know about what they actually mean? While it’s common knowledge that the stars relate to energy efficiency, there’s a lot more to these little symbols than you may have realised.
Installing an air conditioning system
Here are some important questions to consider before embarking on having your new Daikin air conditioning system installed.
Q1: What type of home do you have?
If you live in an apartment with a small balcony or share walls with other apartments, this may dictate where you locate your system. And if you’re installing within a few metres of your neighbour’s windows or doors, you should check whether your system is quiet enough to meet the local council noise regulations. You’ll also probably need body corporate approval before you go ahead.
What are the advantages of a reverse cycle air conditioning system?
So what is a reverse cycle air conditioning system and why should you consider installing one?
What to consider when buying an air conditioner
Every Australian family is different and we all have different needs when it comes to choosing an air conditioner.
You might own your own home and want to enhance its value with a top-of-the-line air conditioning solution. Or perhaps you’re renting a tiny apartment and are only looking for a simple system for a couple of rooms.
If you’re in a hot, humid climate you probably only want cooling. Or if you live where it’s cool and dry, you may want heat with a touch of humidity as well.
Why choose Daikin?
Experts in Air Conditioning
Specialist Dealer Network
Quality After Sales Support
