IPSWICH AIR conditioning solutions
WHAT IS THE BEST AIR CoNDITIONING SYSTEM
There is no other way to beat the Ipswich heat and cold than to have a reliable cooling and heating system installed in your home. With the cost of purchase and installation of an air conditioning system, you want to feel assured your investment is fit for the purpose it is intended.
Essentially, the choice of air conditioning unit you choose will ultimately come down to how you want to use your air conditioner and your budget. All considerations aside, it is important you understand the pro's & cons of each system.
BOX AIR CONDITIIONER
The good old window rattler has it's place, and are a commonly seen air conditioner in Ipswich & surrounds. It is suited as a DIY project, and is ideal for small rooms/enclosed areas, however it does need a power outlet nearby to run, and depending on the size of the unit, you may still require the services of an electrician to install a circuit to match the unit.
Pro's
- Commonly DIY project
- Comparatively inexpensive to buy
- Easily installed & removed
- Reduced running cost if only wanting to heat/cool small area.
- Can offer cooling & heating
- Good choice for renters
CONS
- Noisy when running
- Lower energy efficiency
- Requires regular cleaning
- Windows commonly used as install location
- May require electrical services for power supply
SPLIT SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONING
A good choice overall for most properties and the most common type of air conditioning system installed in Ipswich homes. You cannot live comfortable in Ipswich without split air conditioning and these days, thanks to the large number of manufacturers, they can be relatively affordable. When deciding on which split system is best for you, it is important to know the strengths and limitations of the unit.
PRO's
- Very good energy efficiency
- Increased cooling capacity
- Quieter running
- Cleaner unit - Yearly cleaning
- Aesthetically better looking
- Efficiently cool/heat a larger space
CONs
- AC unit cost is a bigger outlay
- Requires licensed installer
- Install costs vary depending on location of outdoor & indoor units
- Permanent installation
Ducted system AIR CONDITIONING
With ducted air conditioning, cool and warm air is delivered to the rooms via a series of tunnels (ducts). The
Pro's
- Zoned climate control
- Better climate control for large or multi-level buildings.
- Cheaper if incorporated into new builds
- Extremely aesthetic
- Extremely quiet
- Most energy efficient system
CONS
- Cost of the entire system and ducting is usually prohibitive
- Requires adequate roof space for ducting
- Requires qualified licensed installer
- Best suited to energy efficient houses