Ducted Systems

Ducted Systems

Ducted air conditioning systems are designed to cool and heat an entire home. They have an outdoor unit, and a central indoor unit. Ducts, or outlets, are the discreet grills that are installed to each room you wish to heat and cool, all managed by a central LCD controller. “Zones” are how to turn on/off specific areas of the home/office that don’t require air conditioning. In a typical home, a zone is generally linked to a room. Each bedroom is likely created as a zone as does the family room and lounge room. You can of course group rooms together as a “zone” where you want to have the same air conditioning across those areas.

Benefits of a Ducted System
Just some of the benefits of installing a ducted air conditioning system are:
• You can control multiple rooms, or the entire house, using just one system
• Exceptionally discreet, the system is concealed in your ceiling, offering quiet operation and seamless integration into your home’s décor
• Can be operated from an easy to use LCD control
• Multiple features such as DC fan motors, DC rotary compressors, zone control and programmable systems deliver high energy efficiency

Style and Aesthetics
Your home is an outward expression of who you are as a person. With a ducted air conditioner, there’s more space to express your individual sense of style. That’s because a ducted air conditioning system is far less visually intrusive than a split or multi-split system.
The main heating & cooling unit is normally located in the roof void and the conditioned air is fed to vents in your rooms via a series of concealed ducts. Very little is on show on the inside of your home: the controller, return and the ceiling vents. That means you’re free to style each room as you please. You won’t have to sacrifice your valuable wall space to a bulky wall-mounted unit.