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Winter is Coming: Benefits of Reverse Cycle Heating Systems
If you are looking to reduce your energy bills this winter – fitting a reverse cycle heating systems (heat pump) could be the answer to your heating needs. Compared to a gas heater you could be looking at huge annual savings to your energy bill, read here. Reverse cycle systems are an energy efficient method of heating or cooling a home Reverse cycle systems operate by extracting and utilising the ambient heat that is in the air outside, or in the ground. Another bonus of these systems is that during summer, they can reverse the cycle and introduce cool air into your home. And when it comes to selling your…
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Efficient Heating System – Beat the Winter Chills: A Guide to Reverse Cycle Heating
As Melbournians head into the colder months, thoughts turn to staying warm. What’s the best reverse cycle heating system for you? Rapid Cold Air Conditioning discusses the options for an efficient heating system, as well as their pros and cons. In this article we will be focusing on what are arguably the two most popular efficient heating system options. Reverse cycle split systems and reverse cycle ducted air conditioning. Both have advantages and disadvantages, and both suit some people, house designs and climates better than others. So, which is best? No to Gas Firstly, we should note that we are not considering gas heating. Gas is a fossil fuel and…
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VRF Systems – What is a VRF System?
A VRF system is a very sophisticated HVAC system that uses refrigerant as the cooling and heating medium. They are special systems that are gaining popularity and are considered as enhanced versions of multi split systems. They feature heating and cooling, as well as heat-recovery capabilities. But what does VRF system stand for? What is VRV and VRF technology? There are people who erroneously assume that VRV and VRF are different. This is really not the case. The two are the same. The only difference is in the full meanings of their acronyms: VRF stands for Variable Refrigerant Flow while VRV stands for Variable Refrigerant Volume. Though there is little…
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How Good Is Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning
When it comes to home air conditioning, reverse cycle has become the common choice for many Melbourne residents. This is a style of air conditioning system with both cooling and heating functions. Besides, winter is short in Melbourne. Thus, reverse cycle air conditioning can help save on heating and cooling costs. Also, it will keep your home at a comfortable temperature. If you would like to know more about reverse cycle air conditioning systems, then this post is for you. Here we will take a look at some benefits of reverse cycle aircon. With this, we can enlighten you more about how good reverse cycle air conditioning is. What is…
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Benefits of Good Air Conditioning
Good Air Conditioning is Literally a Life Saver A study by the Australia State of the Environment group of heat-related deaths found that more than 1,000 Australians died from the heat in 2007. A figure which does not even fully capture the magnitude of the problem when heat is a such common contributing factor to death by other conditions. However, the ABC states that while “heatwaves are Australia’s deadliest natural hazard,…a recent survey has found that many vulnerable people do not have plans to cope with extreme heat”. Therefore, keeping cool with good air conditioning is the best means of preventing heat-related deaths and illnesses, according to the Centres for Disease Control…
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The Advantages of Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning
WHY SHOULD YOU CONSIDER A REVERSE CYCLE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM We’re blessed to live in the lucky country, where we enjoy one of the best climates in the world. Long summers and mild winters, and the odd super-chilly, dare we say, freezing cold night. If you live in the southern states of Australia in particular, you know what it’s like to feel cold in winter. That’s why the words, ‘reverse cycle air conditioning’ should be music to your ears! WHAT IS A REVERSE CYCLE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM AND WHY SHOULD I CONSIDER INSTALLING ONE? Basically, a reverse-cycle air-conditioner is used to cool your home in summer, AND warm your home…
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Seek Air Conditioning in Forest Hill
A search for comfort drives you, with every day bringing rising temperatures and high humidity. With a seasonal change comes an undeniable need for air conditioning in Forest Hill. Your current system is, unfortunately, unable to accommodate the swelter. It spits out lukewarm air (while consuming an excess of energy, money, and patience). Instead of a cool haven, your home only causes frustration and discomfort. Therefore, Rapid Cold Airconditioning believes that everyone has the right to comfort – which is why we install in Forest Hill. For that reason we offer years of experience, and always match our products and works the specific requirements of your individual needs. So, we…
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Bigger isn’t always Better!
Sizing your System: Why bigger isn’t always better! When it comes to airconditioning, there’s no such thing as ‘one-size-fits-all’. While many people believe that a bigger unit will be more effective, this isn’t the case. The trick is finding a unit that’s just right for your individual situation, factoring in the size of your space, and your lifestyle.It’s best to enlist the help of an air conditioner expert like Rapid Cold Airconditioning, so we can steer you in the right direction and give you the best recommendation. But if you’d like to do some homework before bringing in the big guns, we’ve put together some info on the key things…
