Ducted air conditioning is the easiest way to provide your home and office with cool air in summer and warmth in winter. Central or ducted air con runs quietly, cleanly, and as energy-efficiently as possible, meaning they’re a great choice for home air con. Ducted air conditioning systems are very sophisticated, featuring a power inverter connected to an external cabinet storing a heat exchanger, which all work cohesively to provide energy-efficient air conditioning.

These systems were created not to interfere with the design vision of your home. As you’d expect, the aircon unit itself is built into the floor or installed inside the roof, where it’s still accessible but isn’t an eyesore. This provides clean filtered air that can be ducted into any room within your home or office.

Ducting is the name given to the network of flexible tubes that typically run through your roof, providing air conditioning to each connected room. These sealed tubes are so efficient that it collects previously distributed air and returns it to the unit, to be dispersed again, with the benefit of using advanced filters to clean the air of dirt, dust and any other airborne pollutants. 

Zoning is one of the biggest selling points for ducted systems. Having zones in your house, controlled by one or two terminals, allows you to independently heat or cool groups of rooms in your home. Want to keep all the bedrooms warm during those winter nights, or only the main living spaces cool during those hot summer days? Well, then zoned air con is perfect for you. In addition, only cooling the rooms in use ends up saving on your electricity bill.

The control terminals that regulate the different zones in your home are packed with features, like specific settings for when you are asleep. For added convenience, many ducted air conditioning systems are Wi-Fi enabled and can connect directly to your phone, so your air-con can start cooling your house before you get home with a single app.