Archive for Canberra-Air-Con
As an air conditioning technician, it’s important to familiarize yourself with common fault codes that may appear on Daikin air conditioners. Being able to quickly identify and troubleshoot these codes can save time and frustration for both you and your customers. Here are some common Daikin fault codes and their meanings: E1 – Indoor unit […]
Continue Reading →Are you tired of constantly having to replace your cheap air conditioner? It may be tempting to opt for a lower price tag, but the reality is that cheap air conditioners are not worth the money in the long run. Located in the capital city of Australia, Canberra can experience hot and humid summers, making […]
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Cooling your Canberra home can be a major expense, especially during the hot summer months. But there are several ways you can save on energy and reduce your cooling costs. Here are the top five ways to save on energy with your home cooling system: Use a programmable thermostat: A programmable thermostat allows you to […]
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Wall Mounted Split AC System – Canberra A reverse air conditioning cycle, also known as a heat pump, is a type of air conditioning system that can both cool and heat a space. It works by drawing heat from the air or ground outside and transferring it inside, making it a highly efficient and cost-effective […]
Continue Reading →An AC split system air conditioner is an efficient way to cool your Canberra home with less energy and water consumption. In addition, a split system’s size is negligible when compared to its function. Ideally, you’ll install an air conditioning unit in larger every rooms in your Canberra home. However, if that’s not possible, installing […]
Continue Reading →As longtime Canberra-area home owners know, the extreme dry heat that Canberra summers are known for, will soon overtake our mild spring weather. Summer is also one of the best times of the year to have great fun outdoors and enjoy warmer weather, however, let’s hope your air conditioner is working and ready for the 35+ degree days when […]
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