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You'll find in this section a range of air conditioners , many with reverse cycle technology to keep you warm in the cooler months as well as cool in the warmer months. Control your home's climate without breaking a sweat with our cooling and heating technologies. You'll find in this section a range of air conditioners , many with reverse cycle technology to keep you warm in the cooler months as well as cool in the warmer months. For more simple room-to-room heating and cooling, we have a range of portable electric fans and heaters. Our brands include: Beko, Fujitsu, Kelvinator, Mitsubishi Electric, Dyson, LG, Samsung, Dimplex, Panasonic, Omega Altise, Conair, Heller, DeLonghi, Sunbeam, Noirot, Nobo, Teco and Kambrook.
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Australia is known for its hot summer days and chilly winter nights, which is why it’s so important to have a dedicated method of climate control in your home. An air conditioner can help you and your family achieve the optimal temperature all year round.
If you are looking at buying a new air conditioner, we have put together a handy blog and helpful steps so you can buy with confidence.
Different types of air conditioning systems provide unique benefits beyond temperature control, with some offering enhanced energy efficiency and multi-functional uses, such as air purification and dehumidification. Let’s break down the types of air conditioners available.
These highly efficient air conditioners use two components (an indoor & outdoor unit) to move hot air outside of the home, and to circulate cool or warm air inside your home.
Ideal for rooms where a wall mounted system isn’t possible, a Window Wall Air Conditioner is installed into a window or wall cavity and provides fast cooling without any hassle. Some models are also reverse cycle, meaning they also offer heating.
Perfect for smaller rooms or renters, a Portable Air Conditioner is compact and mobile. Often featuring wheels, its easy to move the cool or warm air to where ever you need it most.
Cool the air without drying it out with an Evaporative Cooler. Suitable for use in low humidity areas an Evaporative system works by channelling air from the outside through its system to provide you with cool fresher air.
If you’re worried about the air quality in your home then an Air Treatment product is the solution for you. Whether its an Air Purifier, Humidifier or Dehumidifier, there is an Air Treatment product that will work for your house.
There is a misconception that air conditioners are expensive to run but in reality an air conditioner is actually one of the most energy efficient methods of climate control. Air conditioner technology is constantly becoming greener so the running costs and environmental impacts of air conditioning has been greatly reduced.
With the recent surge in cost of living an energy efficient model is a must for anyone seeking a new air conditioner. There are several ways to ensure the model you’re considering is energy efficient.
Not at all! Many air conditioners double as climate control systems, offering both cooling and heating, meaning you can enjoy a comfortable temperature in all seasons with only one appliance.
Air conditioners aren’t solely for climate control; they often provide additional benefits like air purification, dehumidification, and improved ventilation. Many units include filters that capture dust, allergens, and pollutants, enhancing indoor air quality. Some models also regulate humidity, preventing Mold and creating a more comfortable environment.
When it comes to the Australian summer, it just keeps getting hotter and hotter. That’s when your air conditioner comes into its own, helping set your rooms to a comfortable temperature. But how does air conditioning actually work? It is very similar to a fridge. We’ve broken down the key elements of an air conditioner to explain.
Air conditioners work by moving heat from inside your home to the outside. A simple way to understand this is through evaporation. When water evaporates, it cools the air around it.
It is the same effect you feel when getting out of the water and immediately feeling cold, as the water evaporates off your skin and takes heat from your body. It is also the same science behind cooling methods like sleeping with a damp blanket or hanging a wet towel in front of a window.
In simple terms, evaporating water extracts heat from the air. Your air conditioner uses a similar principle to help remove heat from inside your home and release it outside.
There are three key elements in an air conditioner: the compressor, the condenser and the evaporator. The compressor and condenser are usually located outside your home, while the evaporator is inside.
There is also refrigerant, which is a gas that travels through your air conditioner and moves between these parts, changing temperature along the way. The same type of process also happens in your fridge.
This cycle, combined with the air conditioner drawing warm air from your room, cooling it down and releasing heat outside, is what helps cool your home.
Constant airflow is important for your air conditioner to work properly. If airflow is blocked, or the unit is not cleaned and maintained, it can lead to performance issues.
Regular cleaning and maintenance will help keep your air conditioner running efficiently and ensure you can enjoy your unit for years to come.
To help keep running costs down, keep doors and windows closed while your air conditioner is on, close curtains or blinds during the hottest parts of the day, and clean filters regularly. If you are installing a new air conditioner, contact a licensed electrician to recommend the safest and most suitable position for your home.
Before choosing an air conditioner, think about your room size, home layout, insulation, window placement and how much direct sunlight the space receives. Natural ventilation, fans, window shading, curtains or blinds and insulation can all help reduce heat build-up before relying on air conditioning alone. For the best result, choose a unit that suits the size of the room you want to cool, as a unit that is too small may need to work harder, while one that is too large may use more energy than needed.
Betta stocks a range of air conditioners and air treatment products to suit different homes, room sizes and comfort needs. Whether you are looking for cooling through summer, reverse cycle heating for year-round comfort or a portable option for flexible use, comparing your options carefully can help you choose an air conditioner that works for your space and lifestyle.
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