Deciding between ducted air conditioning or ducted evaporative cooling can be difficult. Both have their benefits and drawbacks, which is why it’s important to understand the differences between them before you make a choice.
In this blog post, Landmark Air Canberra will discuss both systems so that you can make an informed decision about which one is best for your home or business.
Landmark Air Canberra offers complete AC and Evaporative services, so we can help you choose the best system for your needs. Our experienced technicians can help you decide which system is best for your home or business, and we can install it quickly and efficiently.
Contact us today to learn more about our services or schedule a consultation.
Ducted Air Conditioning
Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning is an all-year heating and cooling solution for your house. A refrigerant cools external hot air before being used to cool your house through a ducted air conditioner. Heat is pumped into your house from the outside using this system.
There are several benefits to using ductless heating and cooling systems in your house, including the following:
- The installation of ducts is discrete and seamless.
- An all-in-one system for both heating and cooling
- Clean the air
- Works nicely in all weather situations.
- Use less energy
- More eco-friendly
- The refrigerants used in modern ducted air conditioners are completely safe.
Zoning has been added to duct systems’ helpful characteristics throughout the years. When using zoning, a user may control which rooms in a house are getting air conditioning.
With this change, ducted systems have become more efficient since they no longer have to work so hard to cool a large house area.
A ducted air conditioning system has its advantages but drawbacks. Installing and maintaining ducted air conditioning systems might be more expensive than other types.
All of your doors and windows must be closed for a ducted air conditioner to perform properly. Otherwise, your ducted air conditioning will have to work harder, which might result in you spending more money to heat or cool your house.
If you are looking for excellent AC services, Landmark Air Canberra is your best option. We offer to install, service and repair ducted AC systems.
Ducted Evaporative
Evaporative cooling works differently than another ducted reverse cycle air conditioning. For the best airflow exposure, these cooling units are mounted on the roof of a house.
Through a vent, evaporative devices pull in the hot, dry air of the outside and chill it using cooling pads.
To keep them cold, a tank of water is used to moisten the pads. A chilly vapour is created when hot air travels through a pad’s pores, evaporating the water. Using ducting, an internal fan distributes the new, cooler air throughout the house.
Evaporative cooling has been a popular alternative for Australian houses for several reasons.
- Ducted air conditioning is less expensive to install.
- The overall cost of operation is lower.
- Maintainability is not an issue.
- Eco-friendly: Only fresh air is used
Evaporative air conditioning works best in drier regions like Canberra, where the air outside is less humid than the air within. Evaporative cooling is less expensive to install and operate, but it can only be used to chill your house.
If you want to heat your home, you’ll need to build a separate heating system. Aside from the lack of temperature control, evaporative cooling is also more susceptible to water leaks than ducted air conditioning.
If you’re in the market for a new cooling system, contact Landmark Air Canberra for evaporative service. We offer affordable installation and maintenance of evaporative cooling systems, and our experienced technicians can help you choose the best system for your needs.
Contact us today at (02) 6189 2972 to learn more about our services or schedule a consultation.
