Ducted Air Conditioning Perth

The air conditioning systems that we provide at Crispair are top of the range and truly able to cater to anyone of your air conditioning needs. At Crispair we are locally based and understand the requirements Perth’s harsh summer climate demands. One of the most popular air conditioning systems is ducted air conditioning.

A ducted air system is a seamless design which will integrate air conditioning across multiple rooms in your home, all with effortless and practical central controls.

What is Ducted Air Conditioning?

A ducted air system in its most basic sense consists of an outdoor and indoor unit with ducting to distribute air all throughout the home usually via ceiling vents. The nature of the ducted system allows customisation of the system and flexibility over where the air is received in the home.

The ducting system itself is hidden in the ceiling. This means only the control panel and the discharge air and return grills being visible.

The outdoor unit acts as a warm air dispenser when in cooling mode and can be found outside the home in a discreet location wherever possible.

The system links up with multiple rooms in the house in order to provide airflow whenever it is desired. This is called zoning and it is best to individually zone every room separately to give you maximum efficiency and flexibility.

Energy Efficient Ducted Air Conditioning

Another amazing benefit that the ducted system provides is the integrated design which allows for energy efficiency when rooms or zones are specified, resulting in a reduction of needless air flow wastage.

The Ducted Air system should be seen as a whole-home solution rather than just a cool air dispenser, it allows the control over the entire home in whatever ways suit your lifestyle. Where other air conditioning solutions may provide only partial coverage or conditioning throughout the home, the ducted system provides an easy-to-use system that is highly efficient and effective at either cooling or heating your home.

Crispair’s Ducted Air Conditioning Solutions

If you are looking for a ducted air solution in the Perth area, at Crispair we can meet your every expectation. We specialise in two of the world’s best-ducted systems; Daikin and Panasonic. We have a strong relationship with both brands and have for many years been providing top of the line, high-quality air conditioning systems.

Daikin Ducted Systems

The Daikin Air Con system can provide cooling for up to 12 zones, all managed from a central colour touchscreen controller. Wi-Fi access is also standard these days allowing you to turn the system on or off remotely. Daikin have carried out extensive research and development of their product to give it maximum efficiency to reduce your running costs.

Ducted systems, which we sell and install all across Perth, have several other benefits besides the clean look and the high quality they provide.

Efficient design is critical for a quiet operation which allows for the utmost comfort in whatever activity you are engaging in. Alongside not having to worry about hearing a loud motor, you can rest easy knowing that the systems we provide are leading in energy efficiency, not only in the practicality of how they can be used but specifically in the design as well.

They are also built and tested for sustainability in the rapidly changing and diverse weather that we face every day in Perth. They can perform exceptionally in even up to 46 degrees providing adequate counter-cooling but also can keep your home warm in up to -20C with the heating capabilities the ducted system has.

Call us today to discuss how we can help you get into a ducted air conditioning system today on (08) 9240 1817.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ducted reverse cycle air conditioning?

Ducted Reverse Cycle air conditioning is a whole-home system. Ducted heats and cools every room in your house with discrete ceiling vents. The system typically consists of one outdoor unit, one indoor unit in your ceiling and room vents. With most models of ducted split system, you can control which rooms have airflow.

How does ducted reverse cycle air conditioning work?

Refrigerated reverse cycle systems are heat pumps; that is, they take heat from one area and disperse it in another. A ducted system will draw room air in through the return air; the air flows through the indoor unit (typically located in the roof space) and as the air passes through the fan coil, the heat is extracted from the air (“conditioning” the air) and then blows that conditioned air out through the outlets in the various rooms. It repeats this cycle until the air has reached the setpoint temperature.

In heating mode; it does the opposite (that is why they are called “reverse cycle”).

Air conditioners represent one of the most energy-efficient methods of heating a home compared to a gas or electrical heater.

What are the advantages of ducted reverse cycle air conditioning?

There are several benefits of ducted reverse cycle air conditioning:
Whole home system – Ducted Air Con heats and cools your entire home and more the most efficient for large homes. Most systems allow you to control which rooms have airflow.
Technology – Typically a ducted air conditioning system is controlled with a smart controller which not only allows you to adjust airflow to each room but control your system from your mobile and you can integrate garage door opening and closing, lights and fans to name a few.
Discrete – The internal unit is contained within your roof space so only the outlet vents are visible in each room, rather than a split system unit on your wall.
Efficient – Ducted reverse cycle air con is more energy efficient than electric or gas heaters at heating a space – especially a whole home.
Cost Effective – Ducted units allow you to cool or heat almost any space in your home, and if you require 4/5+ wall split systems, often it is more cost-effective to consider a ducted system route.

Is a ducted reverse cycle system right for my home?

Ducted Reverse Cycle systems are ideal for new builds but can be installed in existing properties. They are best for large homes, or if you want to heat and cool your entire home, not just select rooms. The biggest consideration for whether you can have a ducted system is if you have the required roof space to install one.

How often should I service my ducted reverse cycle air conditioner?

Ideally, your ducted reverse cycle air conditioner should be serviced annually. Dust builds up in the filter or internal parts can damage your system, reduce air quality, impact efficiency and increase your running costs. In some cases, not having regular services can void the warranty on your air con.