One indoor wall unit connected to one outdoor condenser. The most common, most affordable way to cool or heat a single room — a bedroom, living area or home office.
Best for: Single rooms, apartments, small budgets, quick installs.
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Multiple indoor units — up to four or five, depending on the outdoor unit — run off a single outdoor condenser. You get independent control per room without an outdoor unit for every single one.
Best for: Houses with 2–5 rooms, properties with limited outdoor space.
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A central unit pushes air through ductwork to discreet ceiling outlets across the home, with zoning so you can heat or cool only the rooms in use. No visible indoor units at all.
Best for: Whole-home comfort, new builds and renovations.
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Offices, retail fit-outs and other commercial spaces need systems sized for higher occupancy, longer run times and sometimes multiple zones across a tenancy. We scope and install to suit the space and how the business uses it.
Best for: Offices, retail, hospitality and other commercial fit-outs.
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