Year-round heating and cooling
Reverse-cycle ducted systems provide heating and refrigerated cooling through a network of ducts and outlets. The indoor unit is commonly located in the roof space, with an outdoor unit elsewhere on the property. Suitability depends on the building and available access.
Design around the rooms you use
A useful design considers room sizes, insulation, glazing, outlet locations and return air. Ask the installer to explain the capacity, airflow and temperature control. A home assessment is particularly important when roof space or access is limited.
Understand zoning
Zones allow groups of rooms to be controlled separately, subject to the system design. Ask about minimum operating zones, individual temperature control and what happens when only one zone is requested. Zoning capabilities differ between proposed systems.
Replacing an existing system
Existing ducts, outlets and electrical supplies need assessment. Ducts designed for gas heating or evaporative cooling are not automatically suitable. Request a clear explanation of what will be retained, replaced or removed.
Compare complete installation quotes
Check the model, capacities, ductwork, insulation, outlet count, controller, electrical work, removal and warranty terms. Read our quote comparison guide before deciding. Running costs depend on the model, tariff, weather and household use.
What happens after I enquire?
Up to 5 participating group related companies receive your details and may contact you to discuss the project. Each company confirms its own availability and installation scope. You compare the proposals and decide whether to proceed.