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split system aircon unitThe cheapest installation method for installing a split system air conditioner is known as a “BACK-TO-BACK” installation. See below for an explanation and diagram of back-to-back installation. Essentially there are two determining factors with back-to-back installations, hence two price variations. 1) Small split systems – 3.5KW and under (bedroom air conditioners) 2) Large split systems – over 3.5KW up to 9KW (lounge, living areas air conditioners) The main difference in price between the two is that large units require a separate electrical circuit to be run from the main electrical switchboard and small units can be connected (in most cases) to an existing power circuit. 1) Small Split Systems – up to 3.5KW 2) Large Split Systems – over 3.5KW up to 9KW (larger units require separate electrical circuit back to switchboard) These prices* are fully installed, including electrical (purchase price of the unit is not included).

A split system has two main parts, the indoor head unit and the outdoor compressor unit. In the back-to-back installation method, the indoor head unit is positioned inside on an external wall and directly beneath it on the outside is the outdoor compressor unit with the pipework and electrical interconnectors running neatly in PVC ducting between the two parts. See diagram adjacent (note: the indoor units are usually mounted high on the wall, approx 100mm from the ceiling) Slimline PVC Ducting to conceal the pipework electrical connection. Separate hard wired new electrical circuit from switchboard to air conditioner and new 20 amp circuit breaker for larger units. Up to 20m internal roof cable run (switchboard must have sufficient electrical capacity and room for another circuit) Weatherproof safety isolation switch mounted near outdoor unit 1 years workmanship warranty Back-to-Back is deemed to be installation with an approximate 2.5 meters of pipework route length between the head unit and the outdoor compressor unit.

Greater distances are at an additional cost. Two storey homes are an additional $100.00 on top of the standard back-back prices. All work is carried out by ARCtick Certified Tradesman and Licensed Electricians The majority of lowset brick and tile homes would normally be a standard back-to-back installation. armstrong air package unitWe specialise in some of the more complex installations like old high-set Queenslander homes with multiple roof lines and window boxes, so I have listed below the common variables and extra costs that a non-standard installation may cost.insulate ac window unit To discuss your installation and get a fixed price quote please contact us – 0407 134 507.air handling units return fan Sometimes a more customised and complex installation maybe requested or required for your particular home.

It’s important to think of the permanency of your air conditioner installation and general appearance of your home once it’s installed. For instance, mounted on roof or wall brackets, mounted away from outdoor entertaining areas, front entry, windows, gardens, even existing gas cylinder installation. Additional pipework, ducting, bends, electrical cabling and labour is required in these situations. We always provide a fixed price quote before we commence any work so you know exactly what your installation cost will be. Wall brackets fitted up to 5KW – $65.00 Wall brackets fitted over 5KW – $75.00 Roof bracket mounted air conditioner – $180.00 Extra pipe work, ducting, electrical and labour over standard installation, external – $55.00 per meter. Extra pipe work, ducting, electrical and labour over standard installation internal (run in ceiling cavity, under floors etc) – $40.00 per meter. 90 degree internal bend – $15.00 90 degree external bend -$15.00

Flexible duct bends – $15.00 ea Drain pipe per meter – $2.50 Drain pipe Right angle bends – $5.00 Drain pipe in ducting – $30.00 Side entry pipework (Head unit mounted on internal wall with pipework entering through side) – $110.00 De-gas and remove existing air conditioner units – $150.00 Most of the air conditioners we recommend and supply have a 5 year parts and labour warranty. We offer an industry  standard warranty for our installation of 12 months covering electrical materials, components and workmanship. And 3 months warranty on refrigerant gas. *Prices subject to change without notice. Terms & Conditions apply and is subject to final site evaluation.Beat the summer heat and stay cool with air conditioning. We give you the scoop on the different systems available and how to score affordable air conditioning installation. While most of the nation would eagerly welcome any relief from the sweltering summer days, unfortunately the hefty price tag that goes hand-in-hand with air conditioning often makes it an unrealistic option.

Not only do homeowners have to fork out for the cost of the unit but they also have to factor in installation, running and repair costs into their budget. Provided you’re prepared to shop around and compare prices there are plenty of ways to cut costs. Read more: Keeping cool the Aussie way There are so many different types of air conditioners on the market that it can be difficult to select the right one for your home. Before making a purchase you’ll need to “measure up” to work out what size unit you need and decide whether you want to cool a single room, a host of rooms or the whole house. To make your life a little easier we’ve listed the main models available: This air conditioner can be plugged into a normal power point and moved easily from room to room. Air conditioning installation is not required. This type of air conditioning unit fits into the top or bottom of a window or wall. Examples: Split systems, Central/ducted systems, Ducted systems

Split system air conditioner is “split” into two components. The working unit (compressor) is fitted on the outside of the house (minimising noise) while the output device is placed inside – either in the wall, ceiling or on the floor. Central/ducted systems are effective for cooling an entire house, air is piped down ducts and through vents in the ceiling or floor. Ducted systems are units are capable of cooling and heating, so you save money on a heater. Once you’ve settled on the type of air conditioning you’d like to install you should take the time to find the specific model that best suits your needs. Arguably, the most important thing to look for in an air conditioner is the energy star rating. Regulated by the government, this rating allows you to make a quick comparison between the power consumption of different air conditioners. All energy labels show possible star ratings from a minimum of one star to a maximum of six stars. However, if the air conditioner has exceptional energy efficiency it can have up to 10 stars.

Units with low star ratings might be cheaper to buy but will usually cost you much more to run. Read more: Energy saving tips to keep the house cool So you’ve decided on the type of air conditioning you’d like and made a purchase. Now it’s time to shop around for a professional installer. It’s a good idea to compare a bunch of air conditioning installation quotes to ensure you’re paying a fair price. .au, air conditioning pricing can fall anywhere between $28* and $140* per hour depending on the complexity of the job. Lower range quotes will typically get you basic installation only and no hard wiring and you may even be asked to supply your own brackets. If pipe and duct work is required you will probably have to pay the higher hourly fee. While it might be tempting to try your hand at installing the unit yourself to save some cash, it’s often a bad, possibly dangerous, idea. Potential injuries aside, the effectiveness of an air conditioner is directly related to its installation.