A duct-air conditioner is an electric-generated system that cools multiple rooms or large open spaces with one unit. The fan coil is the indoor portion of the system and the condenser is the outdoor section. The roof cavity houses a network that carries chilled air to the rooms. An air return grille is installed in the hallway. This allows air to be drawn back into the fan coil and refrigerated before being re-dispersed. The grille is fitted with a filter to remove dust and lint.

This is one of most efficient ways to heat or, in our climate, cool your house. You can heat or cool different rooms by pressing a button. With new technology, different rooms can be set to different temperatures while maximising energy efficiency.

The system's energy efficiency can have a significant impact on its cost. To get the best cost-effective solution, it is crucial to select the right unit for you. The cost of ducted air conditioning for your office or home will vary depending on many factors.

The area of your house or office measured in square metres
What number of outlets, ducts and zones do you need?
The building's height and the number of floors that can be cooled.

What level of noise your system makes and whether an inverter is required.
These questions will help you determine the price range that you want to discuss with your installer. Quality Air offers small systems starting at $8,000 to $10,000 and medium-sized units starting at $10,000 to $13,000. Larger systems can be found for as high as $13,000.

It all depends on your house's internal structure. While we will try to accommodate your preferences, unfortunately, outlets cannot be placed in areas that have other electrical wiring or joiners. They won't interfere with. To get maximum cooling, we recommend that the outlet be placed diagonally to the door.