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We are experienced air-conditioning supplier and installer in Sydney. The product that we offer are:
It is ideal for air conditioning one room or a specific area of a home. A wide variety of models are offered to suit your requirements and are available in either wall mounted or floor standing type.
It provides discreet air-conditioned comfort. It can be installed in a new home or tailored to suit an existing one, and once installed, only the controller, the return air and discharge grilles are visible inside your home.
It can heat or cool multiple rooms using only one outdoor unit connected to multiple indoor units. Each indoor unit can also be individually controlled, scheduled and set to the desired room temperature.
It is multi split air conditioning system incorporates the latest technology from our VRV commercial air conditioners including remarkable energy efficiency, quiet operations and long piping runs of up to 100m (24kW Model) for flexible condenser placement. With the size of the Australian residential properties reducing over time, the compact size and horizontal discharge design of the VRV IV-S outdoor unit makes it an ideal solution for the modern home
It works much the same way as direct expansion systems work. The exception is they use water in the coil rather than refrigerant. Technically speaking, water can be classified as a refrigerant. Chilled Water systems can be rather complex and many chilled water systems are found in commercial and industrial applications. There are some chilled water systems used in residential applications.
However, chilled water systems in residential HVAC systems are extremely rare. A typical chiller uses the process of refrigeration to chill water in a chiller barrel. This water is pumped through chilled water piping throughout the building where it will pass through a coil. Air is passed over this coil and the heat exchange process takes place. The heat in the air is absorbed into the coils and then into the water. The water is pumped back to the chiller to have the heat removed. It then makes the trip back through the building and the coils all over again.
