One efficient system that heats and cools your home using much less energy than older units or separate heaters.
Air conditioners currently available for this upgrade. Full specifications are available.
A reverse-cycle air conditioner is an all in one heating and cooling solution. In summer it moves heat from inside your home to the outside; in winter it reverses this, drawing warmth from the outside air, even when it is cold, to heat your home.
There are three main types: split systems for a single room, multi-split systems for several rooms, and ducted systems for a whole home. An efficient system uses much less energy than older units or separate heaters, and is one of the upgrades you may be able to choose through Home Energy Saver.
Filters can help remove dust, allergens and pollutants. Using less energy to heat and cool your home also lowers your carbon emissions.
An efficient reverse-cycle air conditioner may suit your home if you:
Your home assessment confirms the right type and size for your home before anything is installed.
It moves heat from inside your home to the outside to cool the space.
It reverses, drawing warmth from the outside air, even when it is cold.
Split for one room, multi-split for several, or ducted for a whole home.
Filters can help remove dust, allergens and pollutants as it runs.
May save around $200 to $600 a year versus an old system, depending on your home.
From about 2.5 kW for a single room up to 20 kW or more for whole-home systems.
Choose the type that suits a single room, several rooms or your whole home.
Using less energy to heat and cool also lowers your carbon emissions.
A reverse-cycle system works hardest in a home that holds its temperature and powers itself.