It’s a basic approach, but if you’re trying to find the best way to heat your home, get advice from someone like us. By looking at your floor plan, and evaluating what heating suits your needs and budget, we can help you make a decision that suits you best.
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gas ducted heating |
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reverse cycle air conditioning (heat pump) |
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split systems (reverse cycle) |
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radiant heat panels - (see hydronic heating page) |
Ducted heating works by drawing air from inside your house into a return air grille. From here it then flows into the heater where it's warmed, and then to every room of your home via outlets, in the form of warm, gentle air.
Ducted central heating comprises a central heating unit, which is connected to a series of outlets. Positioned strategically throughout your home, these outlets, or ducts, are installed either in the floor or ceiling. Installation of the heating unit depends on your house.
If your house is built on a concrete slab, the unit is installed in the roof. If it has space underneath or a very low roof line, the unit is installed outside or under the floor.
The ductwork, which connects the outlets to the heating unit, is neatly tucked away out of sight.
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Ducted central heating is without a doubt the most efficient way to heat your entire house. With ducted heating you never have to walk out of a warm room into a cold one. You can be watching TV while the kids are in bed, and everyone stays warm.
Whichever system you choose, the quality systems we deal with are quick, quiet, produce cleaner air, and are both efficient to run and available with sophisticated but easy to use control options. |
