Split System Air Conditioning Andrews Farm

The compressor does the heavy lifting outside. The wall unit delivers the air inside, quietly, right where you sit.

Most splits we install are reverse cycle, so the same unit cools your room through a dry 40-degree summer and heats it through a cold July night. That dual job is why reverse cycle suits Adelaide better than cooling-only units sold in warmer states.

Each head unit has its own thermostat and timer. Cool the lounge in the afternoon, the kids' rooms at bedtime, and nothing you are not using.

Adelaide summers run consecutive days over 40, and a correctly sized split keeps up where an undersized one never catches up. Sizing matters more than brand here.

Reverse cycle heating is far cheaper to run than electric resistance, which matters through a genuinely cold Adelaide winter. If gas is already at the property, our ducted gas heating page covers the alternative.

A high star-rating unit on a small bedroom wall can cost cents an hour to run. We quote on models with the running cost stated plainly.

A wall unit in full western sun works harder all afternoon. We position indoor and outdoor units so the system runs less for the same comfort.

A unit running but not cooling usually points to a choked filter, a dirty coil or a refrigerant issue.

A blocked condensate drain sends water down the wall, and brick veneer hides the plaster damage until it spreads. Our air conditioner leaking water page explains the fix.

Warm air from a reverse cycle unit in summer often means a stuck reversing valve or a refrigerant fault. We diagnose it before touching anything.

Rattles, hums and squeals each mean something different. Our air conditioner making noise page lists what each sound tells us.