At Betta, weโre big believers in reverse cycle air-conditioners. Theyโre a hard proposition to argue with โ theyโre one appliance that works hard to create a comfy environment through all the seasons. One appliance also means a one-off installation, and so less hassle all round.While not the most glamorous of home appliances, weโd guess that if most Aussies had to name a random Air Conditioner brand, theyโd pick Fujitsu. Theyโve been a staple in Australian homes for years, and they continue to be today, which is why theyโre part of our range.Fujitsu do make Cooling Only models of AC, but since weโre headed into the colder months, we figured itโs better to focus on heating.StylingBeing wall-mounted, permanent fixtures of the home, itโs important to have an air conditioner with a design thatโs not too intrusive, and that fits with existing dรฉcor.Fujitsuโs range is classically styled, with sleek and compact white units that do the job, but donโt pull focus.Choosing Size & PowerWhen choosing an air conditioner, getting the size and power level right is absolutely essential. Thatโs because of one simple thing: electricity. Split system air conditioners use a fair amount of electricity, compared to other appliances in the home. For that reason, an over-powered unit will be using more than necessary, and an underpowered unit will be run harder to compensate.Fujitsuโs range of reverse cycle units starts at 2.5kW, which is low-power consumption and designed for a smaller room, like a home office. Units move up to around 5 kW, which works well in a medium sized area of the home, like a bedroom. Units run all the way up to 9.2kW, and these are made for open-plan homes with vast spaces to cool.So, for keeping warm in winter and cool in summer, you canโt go past a Fujitsu!