Air Conditioning & Heating in Tumut

We service the Tumut region, including Tumut township, Batlow, Adelong, Brungle, and Talbingo. 

Contact us to confirm if your specific location is included in our service area.

Split system air conditioners are highly versatile and practical for both residential and commercial spaces. 

They consist of an indoor unit and an outdoor compressor connected by pipes, which allows them to operate quietly and efficiently.

One of their major benefits is targeted temperature control, as you can heat or cool specific rooms or zones without affecting the entire property.

These systems are energy-efficient, particularly for smaller spaces or areas used intermittently, such as bedrooms or offices. 

They are relatively easy to install and often more affordable upfront than ducted systems. 

Split systems are also known for their quiet operation, making them suitable for spaces where minimal noise is essential, such as bedrooms or study areas. 

Many modern split systems come with advanced features like Wi-Fi control, energy-saving modes, and air purification technology, adding to their convenience and usability.

Both air conditioners and heaters should be serviced at least once a year to ensure they remain in optimal working condition. 

For systems used frequently or in extreme climates, bi-annual servicing is recommended. 

Regular servicing includes cleaning or replacing filters, inspecting electrical components, checking for refrigerant leaks in cooling systems, and ensuring ductwork is sealed properly.

A well-maintained system operates more efficiently, which can reduce energy costs and extend the system’s lifespan. 

Neglecting maintenance can lead to poor performance, higher energy bills, and even breakdowns during critical times of the year. 

Additionally, regular servicing helps maintain air quality by removing dust, allergens, and debris from the system, which is particularly important for individuals with allergies or asthma.

The size of your air conditioning system is crucial for ensuring efficient operation and comfort. 

Choosing an undersized system can lead to overworking the unit, while an oversized system may cycle on and off too frequently, wasting energy. 

The required capacity, measured in kilowatts (kW), depends on several factors:

• The total floor area of the space to be cooled or heated.
• The ceiling height and insulation quality.
• The size, number, and orientation of windows.
• The local climate, as hotter or more humid regions, requires larger capacities.

Professional installers perform a detailed heat load calculation to recommend the right-sized system for your needs, ensuring energy efficiency and consistent temperature control.