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Carrier ‘Allure’ 2.0kW
reverse cycle split system
airconditioner, $949, I/N: 0236189†.
Ceiling fans
IT PAYS TO INSULATE
Good roof and ceiling insulation
can save up to 45 per cent* on
heating and cooling costs, so
it’s worth having quality ceiling
batts installed. If you’re handy,
some products can be a DIY
project. Don’t forget windows:
invest in blinds, curtains or
both, then try to keep them all
closed during the heat of the
day to limit solar heat gain.
How do they work? Fans don’t
chill the air, they just move it around.
Your body cools itself by perspiring, and
fans enhance the effect by generating
a breeze over your skin. Typically,
running a fan is roughly equivalent in
comfort to a temperature reduction of
3°C*. On average, fans use less energy
than airconditioners, making them
cheaper to run. They come in a range
of styles to suit all decors, and need
to be hardwired and installed by a
licensed electrician. Selected Bunnings
stores offer an installation service
(ask at the Special Orders Desk)‡.
Before selecting a model, size up
your room. The team at Arlec advises
that, as a guide, fans up to 1000mm
diameter can be installed in small
rooms up to 13sqm: “For medium-sized
rooms up to 20sqm, consider installing
a fan with 1000-1200mm diameter,
while rooms larger than 20sqm suit
fans with a 1200mm blade diameter or
larger.” For a large, open-plan space,
you may need more than one fan.
Fans must be at least 2.1m from the
ground, so a room with low ceilings
won’t be suitable. Tall or raked ceilings?
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You can use an extension rod to have
a fan installed at the optimum level.
Ideal for: Any single room or space
that regularly needs cooling.
Top tip: Pick a fan with a summer/
winter switch. In cold weather, run it
clockwise to push warmth from your
heat source down into the room.
Airconditioners
How do they work? They bring
down the temperature of the actual
air in a room. Window units, installed
in either a window or, in some cases,
through a wall, serve a single room.
Split systems house the compressor
outside, with the air outlet unit in the
room. If you have a larger home and
want to cool more than one room,
consider a multi split system, which
has a number of air outlets connected
to a single compressor, or ducted
airconditioning, which can cool the
whole home – some models even
allow you to operate different areas
as needed. Reverse-cycle systems
are year-round options – they can
both cool down or warm up a room.
It’s important to buy a system
to suit the size of your space and
check the energy rating for efficiency.
Also, factor in ongoing maintenance
costs, plus installation by a licensed
technician. Some Bunnings stores
offer an installation service (ask
at the Special Orders Desk)‡.
Ideal for: Single rooms to
entire homes.
Top tip: Use both aircon and fans
for more air movement – and to
keep costs down.
Portable ners
airconditio
How do they work? Like fixed
units, portable aircons draw in warm
air, cool it and vent via a hose through
a window (check if a venting kit is
included or sold separately).
The operating process also means
water condensation is collected, often
in a tank that will need to be emptied
“Timber-bladed fans are quieter and
suited to bedrooms, whereas fans with
ABS blades often move more air”
The team at Arlec
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