Thursday, 2 April 2015

Ducted Cooling Systems and Other Energy-Efficient Cooling Solutions


Dirty filters and compressors significantly increase the amount of energy cooling units must use to maintain the temperature you’ve set. Be sure to clean out your filters and compressor unit at least every three months. This summer, however, you may want to clean it every month as the high usage rate usually means the filters get dirty faster than normal.
http://modeheatingandcooling.com.au/ducted-cooling-systems-energy-efficient-cooling-solutions/

Wednesday, 1 April 2015

When your Trusty Airconditioning System Needs to be More Efficient


The onset of summer does not look any kinder to Australians. Some scientists say that climate change triggered a record heatwave last year and can wreak more havoc this year, which kicked off recently with a 13-day stretch in Longreach, QLD that registered at past 40 degrees Celsius. When you are looking for ways to keep the cold nominal at home but not reap exorbitant utility bills in the process, just remember that the solutions are not hard to tackle. Out of the House Some residents often make the mistake of leaving the airconditioner on when there’s nobody home. When you consider that most of the household may be at work or in school even on a cool day, the potential for a higher utility charge exists too clearly. Collett quoted an official from an energy-related website as saying that the most prevalent option to stop that is to make sure the system is shut down before you leave.
http://modeheatingandcooling.com.au/trusty-airconditioning-system-needs-efficient/

Preparing for Summer: A Guide to Replacing Your Airconditioning System


If you are using a central cooling system, you should expect that temperatures between the rooms in your home to remain consistent. Uneven temperatures throughout your home often signifies a problem with your cooling system. This sign may also point out that the cooling capacity of your current system isn’t proportional to the dimensions of your home.
http://modeheatingandcooling.com.au/preparing-summer-guide-replacing-airconditioning-system/