Air Conditioning is no longer a luxury item, it’s a necessity!

The big question: what kind of system do I want?

A split-system: This type of air conditioner consists of a compressor unit that’s installed outside and one or more indoor air outlets. They’re usually used to cool one or more rooms, or an open-plan area, of up to 60 square metres.

Inverter technology: With conventional air conditioners, the compressor is either on (working to 100 percent capacity) or off. Inverters can vary the compressor speed and maintain the set temperature within a narrow range. They are generally more efficient and can cost less to run, although a good conventional model can still be cost-effective.

Cooling-only or reverse-cycle: Reverse-cycle models don’t cost much more than cooling-only models and can be used for heating in winter. While the purchase and installation costs can be high, reverse-cycle air conditioners are actually among the cheapest and most effective forms of heating for large spaces. They cause less carbon dioxide to be produced in power plants burning fossil fuel than other kinds of electric heaters.

Wall/window: These models are usually installed in a window or external wall, and can cool rooms and open-plan areas of up to 50 square metres. Smaller units can be plugged into a normal power point; larger ones may require additional wiring.

Once you have your desired air conditioner type, don’t forget to keep it regularly cleaned and sanitised.

If used year round it should be professionally Hydrokleened at least every 6 months. This will ensure efficient running of the unit and a saving on power bills.

It will also ensure you are receiving maximum health benefits of clean filtered air from your air conditioner.

Contact Hydrokleen now on 1300 608 318

HydroKleen are the ONLY Air Conditioning Cleaning company exclusively approved by the National Asthma Council Australia’s Sensitive Choice Program and we provide a written 12 month guarantee against Mould regrowth.