RESIDENTIAL INSTALLATION

Supplied Air & Refrigeration can assist you in finding the perfect heating and cooling solution for your home, that fits your needs and your budget. Some of the types of air conditioning systems that we install are:

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Wall split systems

The split system air conditioner is one of the most versatile, clean, quiet and economical forms of residential air conditioning available. The indoor unit can be situated on the wall, floor or attached to the ceiling with refrigerant pipe work and electrical wiring connecting to the outdoor unit.These systems are commonly used because of their look, ease of install/removal and their quiet operation.

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Ducted reverse cycle systems

One of the most common climate control systems for modern houses in Australia is ducted air conditioning. These systems can switch between heating and cooling and are cost-effective. Ducted systems can be installed in multiple rooms or ‘zones’ in your home and turned on individually or all at once. They also help to filter out air contaminants such as dust, so are well suited for those with respiratory issues. 

 

VRV reverse cycle systems

VRV systems are large capacity multi indoor unit reverse cycle air conditioners with multiple indoor unit options such as ducted, cassette and wall hung units in any combination to suit your individual needs. All indoor units run off the one outdoor unit, meaning you can keep running costs to a minimum.

 

Ceiling Cassettes

Ceiling mounted cassette air conditioning systems are ideal for small homes, offices and any property where limited space is a consideration.

These units fit neatly into your ceiling with no need for wall mounts or extensive duct systems. This makes them a discreet and compact alternative to traditional split system and ducted air conditioning.

Cassette air conditioning’s innovative fan technology provides more even air distribution and greater system control. Plus, cassette air conditioners provide great heating and cooling regardless of the temperature outside.

These units feature innovative fan technology and directional flaps that allow air to be distributed in 2, 3 or 4 directions. This means the air conditioner can cool or heat a large area or a more targeted area.

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Evaporative

Evaporative air conditioning   works by pumping hot, dry outside air through cooling pads. As the hot air passes through the cooling pads the water evaporates and the head is absorbed, resulting in a cooling effect which lowers the air temperature. The internal fan then blows the cool air throughout the house. This air conditioning system works best with the hot and dry climate of Western Australia. It provides a low cost solution for simultaneous cooling of an entire home, especially those with children and pets.