Regular servicing of your air conditioner will help to prolong the life of the unit and improve its performance which will ultimately prevent costly breakdowns.

Below is what a service generally includes:

Inspection: Checking the entire system, including the thermostat, filters, and refrigerant levels, to identify any issues.

Cleaning: Removing dust, dirt, and debris from the unit to improve airflow and efficiency.

Maintenance: Replacing or cleaning filters, checking and tightening electrical connections, and lubricating moving parts.

Repairs: Fixing any detected issues, such as refrigerant leaks, worn-out parts, or electrical problems.

Testing: Ensuring the system is operating correctly after maintenance and repairs.

A ducted air conditioner, also known as a central air conditioning system, is designed to cool or heat your entire home through a network of ducts and vents.

Below is a summary of what is involved with a ducted system:

Central Unit: The main air conditioning unit is installed either in the roof space or under the floor.

Ducts: A series of ducts run from the central unit to each room in your home.

Vents: Air is distributed through vents in each room, allowing you to control the temperature individually in different zones.

Reverse Cycle: Many ducted systems are reverse cycle units, meaning they can both cool and heat your home

A split system air conditioner is a popular type of air conditioning unit known for its efficiency and versatility.

Below is how it works and some of its features:

• A split system consists of two main components - an indoor unit and an outdoor unit.

• The indoor unit is mounted on a wall inside your home and contains the evaporator coil and a fan to circulate the cool air.

• The outdoor unit houses the compressor and condenser coil, which work together to release the heat absorbed from indoors.