Bedrooms
Comfortable sleeping temperatures without noise or a constant draught. Unit position and airflow direction are chosen around the bed and furniture layout.
Air conditioning
Air conditioning for your home
Modern residential split air conditioning is quiet, efficient and simple to live with — and it does far more than cool a room in summer.
What a modern system provides
- —Cooling in summer
- —Heating when required
- —Quiet operation
- —Efficient temperature control
- —Individual room control
- —Modern discreet indoor units
- —Wi-Fi / app control where supported
What the right system depends on
- —Room size
- —Glazing
- —Sun exposure
- —Insulation
- —Occupancy
- —Equipment within the room
- —Indoor-unit position
- —Outdoor-unit position
- —Pipework route
Room by room
Living rooms
Larger, more open spaces with more glazing usually need a little more capacity. Positioning is planned so the room feels evenly comfortable.
Home offices
A steady, quiet working environment. Equipment is positioned away from where you sit for hours at a time.
Garden rooms
Extensive glazing and lighter construction can cause large temperature swings. Air conditioning makes these spaces usable all year.
Multi-room systems
Where several rooms need conditioning, multiple indoor units can be served by a single outdoor unit, keeping the outside of your home tidier. Each room is still controlled individually.
Where the system is positioned matters.
Good air-conditioning design is not simply about finding an empty wall.
The indoor unit should distribute conditioned air effectively without creating an uncomfortable constant draught.
ClimaTek considers furniture layout, sleeping positions, working areas and how the room is used when recommending equipment positioning.
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