Airmazing Heating & Cooling
Melbourne’s Leading Heating, Cooling & Safety Compliance Specialists
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VEU Rebates Explained
If you’re weighing up a new split system or replacing an old ducted gas heater, there’s a good chance a VEU rebate applies to your upgrade before you even ask for one. The Victorian Energy Upgrades program has quietly become one of the biggest ways Melbourne homeowners cut the…
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Ducted Heating vs Split System
Every winter, the same question comes up for a lot of Melbourne homeowners: stick with ducted gas heating, or switch to a reverse cycle split system? It’s not a small decision, since it affects your comfort, your running costs, and what you’re paying to install in the first…
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What Is Split System Air Conditioning? Explained Simply
A split system air conditioner is a unit split into two parts: an outdoor compressor and an indoor unit mounted inside the room. The two are connected by refrigerant pipes and electrical cabling running through the wall. That split is where the name comes from, and it is the…
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What Is Ducted Air Conditioning
Ducted air conditioning is a system that conditions your whole home from one central unit, usually installed in the roof space, with air delivered to each room through a network of ducts and ceiling vents. The practical difference from a split system is what you see. There are…
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Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioners: What They Are and Where They Work Best
Most air conditioning advice in Melbourne gives you two choices. Wall-mounted split systems, or full ducted. The ceiling cassette sits between them, and almost nobody talks about it. That is a problem if you have an open-plan living area with no suitable wall, an office fit-out…
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Multi Head Split Systems: Pros, Cons and Costs vs Single Splits
You need three rooms conditioned. Someone has told you that one outdoor unit running three indoor heads will be cheaper and tidier than three separate splits. Half of that is true. The tidier part. The cost assumption is where most people go wrong, and the decision gets made on…