Types of Air Conditioners:
Air conditioning systems come in all sorts of shapes and sizes based on functionality and purpose. There are three main types of residential air con for homes; split system, ducted or evaporative.
Split systems are a mounted unit that is installed on the wall of the designated area for cooling/heating. These units are a cost-effective option if you only need one to two rooms air conditioned. Ducted and evaporative systems cool/heat an entire house through ducting pipes which emit air via vents on the ceiling.
About Kelvinator:
Kelvinator is an American company founded in 1914. They are now owned by Swedish conglomerate ‘Electrolux’. They are one of the smaller players in the Australian air con market but still serve as a reliable and energy efficient air conditioner.
Pros of Kelvinator Air Con:
- Budget friendly
- Low noise levels on split systems
- Fast cooling/heating
Cons of Kelvinator Air Con:
- Not suitable for ducted systems
- Some models do not have reverse-cycle technology
The Importance of Choosing the Right Air Conditioner:
Choosing the correct air con for your home is a tough decision to make. That’s why it’s important to do the appropriate research beforehand such as reading up on reviews, talking to installers and comparing quotes.
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