Panasonic ducted air conditioning Prices fully installed

Fully installed Panasonic ducted air conditioning prices start from $6000.00 for a 6kw machine which would be suitable for a small unit. An average price for Panasonic ducted air conditioning systems would range from $8000.00 up to $10500.00. This pricing range would be for an average 4 bedroom home. The size range would be typically from 10 kW through to 14kw. For above average homes Panasonic also do a 18kw and 20 kW machine.

The installation time for a standard ducted system is generally done on the same day. The job sometimes has to carry over to the next day. Some reason for delays weather or just the difficulty of the job with maybe a tight roof space.

Panasonic ducted air conditioning Prices Diy

Diy ducted air conditioning prices is a fantastic way to save money and ensure you have a quality installation. The first step is to have the system designed by a knowledgeable air conditioning company. This will ensure the refrigerated system works correctly when the heat is on. There are several important things to consider when deciding were to buy your system.

• The first and most important is how long has the company been is business.
• Will they do the design free of charge
• Is the flexible ducting Australian made and does is conform to the latest standards and have the printing on the sleeve
• Is the zoning metal or plastic?
• Do they offer a choice of zoning system?
• Does the company offer a delivery option because a diy ducted air conditioning can be quite cubic.

Why Choose Panasonic ducted air conditioning

Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning systems are a very efficient way of heating and cooling your home. With prices starting from $5500.00 as a diy air conditioning kit. Send us your plans and we will do a free quote. Because we only use high quality components in all of our systems. As an example, like locally made good quality flexible ducting that conforms to the latest standards with out any short cuts. We  also use high quality steel motorised damper that wont twist and buckle in your roof space. The Panasonic inverter air conditioning system comes with a 5 year warranty .

Our installation time at present is 7-10 days from time deposit is paid so act now and it will be installed before the warm weather sets in or if you choose to install your self we can help you with a design, machine recommendations and helpful tips to make your installation hassle-free. We can also deliver the system to your door for an extra charge. If you require trades we have well-experienced guys we recommend and trust to do a good job.

Don’t listen to everything you are told

Because a lot of air conditioning Perth companies will tell you diy ducted air conditioning is not a good idea because you will get it wrong. I totally disagree with that statement, in fact, I have seen some diy installations look better than some installed by professional installers. Because the important part of the purchase is the design it is carried out by well-experienced professionals that design systems for a living. Therefore they will then also give you tips to make your installation hassle free and problem free.

So Diy air conditioning is not for everyone. So we offer a complete supply design and installation service also. We listen to your needs and wants and then design a system to suit your home. We supply quality components at very competitive prices so email your plans now and you will be pleasantly surprised at the price.

So if you need some advice on a Panasonic ducted air conditioning system call me and I can assist weather it be fully installed or Diy ducted air conditioning system.

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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries wall Split

Mitsubishi heavy industries reverse cycle air conditioning systems are a great way to heat and cool your home. A wall split system is a very popular type of reverse cycle air conditioning system and is commonly know as a  wall split or high wall split. The system is typically  used for heating and cooling a single room. Mitsubishi heavy industries  wall split brand recently won the choice awards for several models.

The Mitsubishi wall split range starts with sizes  from 2 kw right up to 9.2 kw. The systems can heat and cool rooms from 10 square metres right up to 63 sq metres. The Mitsubishi wall split range also offers a solid 5 year warranty for all there systems.

Considerations when purchasing a wall slit system.

• have your system fully installed by a reputable air conditioning company

• an average prices can range  $1200.00 up to $4000.00 depending on the type of installation.

• Cheapest is not always best

• Mitsubishi heavy industries wall splits offer 5 year warranty

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ducted Reverse cycle air conditioning system

If you are looking for a system to heat and cool more than one room at a time.  Mitsubishi heavy industries have a large range of ducted air conditioning systems. The systems can heat or cool large parts of your home at the same time. A ducted air conditioning system  has a fan coil concealed in your roof space. The fan coil has a metal plenum connected which has flexible ducting attached running throughout your roof into all the different areas were  ducted heating and cooling is required.

The Mitsubishi heavy industries ducted air conditioning range that starts at 7.1 kW  up to 20kw this is a great range for heating and cooling Perth homes. Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning systems are also used in a large range of applications such as:

• office buildings
• shopping centres
• schools
• medical centres
• hospitals
• restaurants

The quality of the Mitsubishi heavy industries air conditioners  have a solid reputation within the Perth air conditioning industry and offer a solid 5 year warranty. The system also offers a classy lcd controller with simple operation.

Reverse cycle air conditioning systems are one of the most efficient forms of heating for your home. With the touch of a button you select the desired temperature, the area you want to heat or cool in your home. The machine will then cycle on and off constantly checking the temperature until you desired temperature has been reach.

Mitsubishi heavy industries have a cash back promotion running for the month of august so act now and choose the type of system you require. Have the system installed before summer and get money back.

Where to buy Mitsubishi heavy industries air conditioning systems

When you are selecting were to buy a Mitsubishi heavy industries air conditioning system I would recommend to buy from a specialist air conditioning Perth company. There are several reasons for this.

• one of the most important reasons would be for you get the right machine selection to suit your application and your budget.
• A quality air conditioning company should also give you a complete price without any unexpected costs prior to starting your job.

If you would like any further information or advice on Mitsubishi heavy industries air conditioner please send me an email or call me on 0430 214 451.

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Refrigerated Split System

The refrigerated split system consists of two parts. An inside head unit and  the outside condenser. Copper pipes connect outdoor and indoor system together. This makes installation easier as you only have to cut hole in wall for copper pipe and drains. Unlike the old box type where you had to cut a large square hole in the wall. The split system can also give you more flexibility. The installation of outdoor condenser can be mounted where it is needed. Therefore as an example some locations are on the wall, roof or on the ground. The copper pipe can be lengthen or shortened as required.

Sizes of split system and purpose

Split systems sizes range from 2.0kw up to 9.0kw. They can heat or cool a small bedroom right up to a large lounge room or living area. With the inverter technology they can be very efficient. So compared with  some other products you may use to heat and cool your home. Because one of the disadvantages of a split system. is that if you want to heat and cool your whole home you need one in every room.

Ducted Refrigerated Air conditioning System

Therefore if you would like to heat and cool your whole home. A ducted refrigerated air conditioning system is what you will need.The ducted system is designed to centrally heat and cool your whole of home or the areas you are living in. The areas you heat or cool are sectioned of into zones and you open and close those zones as require. The duct refrigerated air conditioning system. Is the most expensive in Capital cost and also running costs as it is a lot bigger and more component parts than your typical reverse cycle wall split system.

Parts of you ducted air conditioning system

A ducted air conditioning system consists of an internal fan coil unit concealed within your roof space. So the outdoor unit is connected by copper pipes. Flexible ducting installed in the roof distributes the conditioned air in to each room by the means of a ceiling vent or a wall register depending on the application. A return air grille with filter fitted once again usually mounted in the ceiling recirculated the air air back to the system for heating or cooling.

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• Ducted Reverse cycle air conditioning
• Split system Reverse cycle air conditioning

A split air conditioner is great for heating Perth homes

The Split system air conditioner is the cheapest of the 2 types above with prices starting from a $1100.00. For a fully installed system suitable for a small bedroom using a low end brand. The price would start at $1300.00 when you move up to a quality brand like Panasonic, Mitsubishi heavy industries, Daikin and Actron air. Therefore as the old saying goes you get what you pay for. Quality machines come with a standard 5 year warranty and use inverter technology these days. A word of warning ensure when you are comparing prices you are looking at the same model number. The same technology as a fixed speed split system is a lot cheaper to buy but is more expensive in running costs.

Ducted reverse cycle air conditioner

A ducted reverse cycle air conditioning system is fast becoming a popular choice for heating Perth homes. When new homes are built Perth builders offer it as a standard add on or a ducted air conditioning package. Because it is quite easy to add another $8000.00 to $12000.00 onto your home mortgage. Once again like the split system, there is a defiant difference in quality and brand of a machine in relation to dollars spent. Another consideration with a ducted reverse cycle air conditioning system is to make sure you choose the right size system and the right brand depending on your needs and the way you want to use your ducted reverse cycle air conditioning system.

The quality of your whole system is important ,using a poor quality flexible ducting or a poor quality motorised damper can affect the performance and reliability of your ducted air conditioning system. In turn make it more expensive to heat your Perth home.

The final thing to ensure you have a good experience on both price and service is do your research, Google is the perfect choice to look for a reputable air conditioning Perth company. Make sure they have a good online reputation and happy shopping if you need any more information send me an email or call me only too happy to help.

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3 Factors that affect the price you pay

• The cost of a ducted reverse cycle depends on the type of service you require. As an example fully installed or A diy air conditioning kit.
• The time of year you purchase your system. For some reason, people leave it to summer to look at buying an air conditioning system . Therefore this is when ducted reverse cycle air conditioning prices are at their high point. Quality air conditioning companies are very busy.
• The brand of air conditioning system you want.

Best time of year to install Ducted air conditioning

My suggestion would be if you are looking for air conditioning in Perth install it between seasons like now up to the end of august from their prices will start rising as business picks up.

As an indication on price for a diy ducted reverse cycle air conditioning system prices start from around $4000.00 supply only up to about $10,000.00 for a very large system with lots of zoning  to have those same systems fully install add on about $2500.00 – $3000.00

A lot of air conditioning companies would steer you away from a diy system and say there is too much to go wrong. As long as you have the system design by someone that knows what they are doing. A detailed floor plan layout. The installation of the insulated flexible ducting and the air conditioning ceiling vents are pretty easy if you are a well-skilled handyman.

The refrigeration and electrical needs to be done by the qualified trade for you warranty to be honoured and ensure the system is working correctly.

So act now to get your  Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning Perth prices send us in your plan to sales@reversecycleairconditioningperthdiy.com.au for a great price using quality components with over 30 years experience in the industry we will provide all the assistance required. Or call us on 9271 8643

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We have now had our Reverse cycle air conditioning system in and running for coming up 2 winters. I have been very surprised at how much it has cost us to run our system.

A lot of people use to tell me it was very expensive to run a ducted reverse cycle air conditioning system. Because I previously had a ducted evaporative cooling system. I believed them. I live in the Perth hills and our options for heating are limited as we do not have natural gas in our area. So we went with a wood fire, as you would probably know maintaining a wood fire can involve a lot of work like cleaning fire out, chopping and stacking wood, lighting fire, cleaning chimney ect and to top it all off would only heat the room the fire was ineffective. On average we would use up to 5 ton a year the cost was around $1200.00.

We decided  it was time for a change and we installed a Panasonic ducted Inverter  reverse cycle air conditioning system.The size of our home we needed a 14 kw with 6 zones and 10 outlets the price was $10,400.00 the system was installed in the one day with minimal interruption to our daily schedule.  We now have a constant temperature controlled home without the hassle of doing all the other choirs that come with a wood heater as described above.

The surprising thing for me was the Running  Costs  Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning system. For a 60 day period we have not spent more than $200.00 on power costs for heating our whole of home to the desired temperature with the push of a button we run our system between 22-24 degrees. The maintenance is very little removing and cleaning a filter every 3 months. So if you are building a new home or looking for a change in your current air conditioning system. I would strongly recommend a Panasonic ducted reverse cycle air conditioning system and forget about the stories of being expensive to run. Providing you use a common sense approach to the temperature you set and the way you use your system I believe you will be pleasantly surprised like I was and on the humid days during summer you will be nice and cool and relaxed.

If you would like any more information just drop me an email will only be to happy to answer any further questions.

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I believe the most important thing to consider before buying a Reverse cycle air conditioning system. Is the air conditioning company you purchase your system from. So there are many different questions you should ask. This is to ensure you are buying from the right company. What is there reputation, how long have they been in the industry, what is there online reputation use all the tools you can. These days there is plenty of information available online.

Brand – Choose quality and reputation

The brand of your air conditioner, in my opinion, is the next important thing to consider. Because I believe in the old saying you get what you pay for. When choosing a brand my recommendation would be brand names, like Mitsubishi, Actron, Daikin, Panasonic.

Quality of components used

So the components used in your system are very important. they metal are they plastic? These days a lot of motorised dampers are made out of plastic some brands have had Problems with plastic breaking or warping because of the extreme heat in the hot roof space. In my opinion, Steel constructed motorised damper have fewer things to go wrong and can take more extreme conditions. Another important thing to consider is the quality of flexible ducting that the supplier has to offer, firstly is it made in Australia? There is insulated flexible ducting that is manufactured overseas starting to make its way into the Australia market, the quality is very poor and the materials used may not be up to standard.

Sizing of your system make sure the company selling you the reverse cycle air conditioning system sells you what you need. Not what will make them the most commission. When comparing quotes it is important to consider all the facts don’t just choose on price or you will regret it.

Installation of your system make sure it is done to a good standard by qualified trades people. Another option is possibly consider doing some of the installation yourself that way you will know the job has been done to a great standard. The Reverse cycle air conditioning Perth diy system will save you a lot of money.

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Single Room air conditioner – Split System

Split systems air conditioner would be one of the most popular forms of reverse cycle air conditioning. They are designed to heat or cool 1 room at a time. Large retailers sell this type of system as a cash and carry item. Therefore they leave it up to you as the consumer to arrange installation. This in itself can cost you extra money. Because the contractor may charge more for installation. Since he did not supply the air conditioning unit. If you decide on a split system type arrange installation at the same time you purchase your unit. The reason being you will get a better deal. The disadvantage of a split system air conditioner type is it only cools the room it is installed in. Therefore to cool or heat a whole home multiply units would be required. Therefore more than one machine would need regular servicing.

Ceiling Cassette – Large ceiling mounted unit up to 14kw

A ceiling cassette unit is well suite to a very large room were the system can be centrally mounted in the ceiling. The system blows in  4 directions and is very effective for heating or cooling a large area up to 100 sq metres. They are also very popular in schools and shops. The ceiling cassette type installation this is a little like split system except unit is mounted in the ceiling once again it will only cool or heat one area.

Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning – whole of home

Ducted Reverse cycle air conditioning is the system selected where the whole of home heating and cooling is required. The cost can vary depending on a number of factors e.g. brand of unit, size of the unit, number of outlets, number of zones. Ensure you chose a reliable air conditioning company with a proven history. Because it is a large purchase watch out for companies selling one brand only.

Just remember no matter how good your air conditioning system is it cannot make up for poor sizing and more importantly poor design, so just remember with choosing were to buy Reverse cycle air conditioning Perth make sure you buy from some with lots of experience in the industry.

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