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FAQ

The “FAQ” category provides answers to the most common questions surrounding air conditioning systems, helping both homeowners and tenants make informed decisions. Whether you’re unsure about selecting the best air conditioner for a rental property, choosing the right size unit, or determining the ideal position for installation, this section covers it all. Explore detailed explanations on how air conditioning components like compressors work, and gain insights into energy efficiency and running costs. Perfect for those looking for clear, practical guidance on all aspects of air conditioning, from installation to maintenance.

How To Reduce Your Power Bill This Winter

In Australia, summer is known as the season for high power bills thanks to air conditioning. Most people think that winter means no air conditioning and no fans means a low power bill, however, that is often not the case. Winter means long hot showers, room heaters,...
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Who Pays For Air Conditioner Repairs When Renting?

In the sunny state of Queensland, air conditioning is an essential in most homes to make it through the sweltering summer heat waves. But, when it comes to air conditioning, it can be tricky to work out who is responsible for repairs, upkeep, and ongoing maintenance....
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How Much Does It Cost To Run A Split System Air Conditioner 2023

Want personalised professional advice?Call Advanced Climate Solutions in Brisbane Now on 0403 254 272 There are a number of factors to consider when calculating the running costs of your air conditioner including: Size (kW)Obviously, the larger your air conditioner...
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Will Installing An Air Conditioner Add Value To Your Property?

There is no hard and fast answer to the question of whether or not installing an air conditioner will add value to your property. However, in some cases, installing an air conditioner will not only add value, it will also help your home to be sold or leased as quickly...
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