The traditional air conditioner is basically a box unit installed directly into a wall or window and everything pertinent to the system’s operation is contained within the one unit. Whilst these units are simple to install and provide a cost-effective cooling solution, they are only suitable for single, small room applications.

These systems can also be noisy and unsightly. By the nature of their construction, they are often costly to repair. These units are now almost obsolete, as many have been replaced by the far more efficient split system air conditioners.

Split system air conditioners are one of the most popular and widely used air conditioning solutions available to commercial and domestic users. It is aptly named due to its configuration as a true two-part system. The split system is much quieter than the room type systems and can be configured to cool and heat several rooms from one unit.

The business end of the system is the compressor unit, situated outside the building and connected by pipe work to the fan unit on the inside wall or ceiling of the room to be cooled. Our experts at Bell-Air Air Conditioning Pty Ltd can accurately calculate the size and configuration of systems required to heat individual or multiple rooms. There are several different configurations of the split system, including wall hung, floor console, ceiling cassette, and ducted.

Asthma sufferers can rest easy, as Daikin systems are authorised to display the National Asthma Council Australia Sensitive Choice logo. The Sensitive Choice program indicates that Daikin split system air conditioners have advanced air-purifying features that may help to reduce some of the triggers that affect asthma and allergy sufferers, while providing a cleaner, healthier indoor environment.