The Solution

We designed and installed a Daikin inverter reverse cycle ducted air conditioning unit to serve the first floor area. Working with the architect bulkheads within the living areas provided access for air conditioning ductwork. Wall mounted liner bar grilles ensured a modern look

A Brivis gas ducted heating system was selected to ensure efficient heating to the ground floor areas. Under floor ductwork and floor mounted grilles distributed warm air to each individual room

The Solution

We designed a Daikin VRV system complete with six (6) indoor units each with individual temperature control.

Unit 1- A ducted style indoor unit were selected to serve the master bedroom.

Unit 2- A ducted style indoor unit were selected to serve the dining room

Units 3 & 4 – Two slim bulkhead units were selected to serve the Kitchen and Meals area

Units 5 & 6 – Two slim bulkhead units were selected to serve the family area.

The interconnecting pipework ran under the ground to the Daikin VRV outdoor unit behind the detached garage. A separate Carrier ducted air conditioning unit was selected to serve the study and library areas. A Daikin wall mounted highwall split system was selected to serve the cabana

The Solution

Design, supply and install three (3) Carrier split ducted air conditioning units.

System one was designed to serve the kitchen, dining and family area. System two was designed to serve formal lounge and home theatre. System 3 was designed to serve the bedrooms 1 to 5.

Linear grilles were supplied and installed to suit the modern design.

In-line exhaust fans were installed to ventilate the bathrooms and laundry.

The Solution

Air conditioning equipment was replaced with a commercial grade Toshiba Multi-indoor VRF inverter system. A three pipe version allowing individual heating & cooling operation throughout the home.

10 sensing points throught the home allow for precise measuring & control of the air conditioning, ensuring stable temperatures are maintained.

Ventilation was provided to all wet areas ensuring no moisture was introduced to the living areas. Dehumidifiers installed on each level maintain a constant humdity level of around 50%.

The Solution

A Toshiba VRF multi solution was used to provide the required outcome. State of the art technology allows for precise energy monitoring, allowing the landlord to know exactly how much power has been consumed by each tenancy’s air conditioning system. A number of indoor units are ‘zoned’ throughout the building allow for precise temperature control, also monitored from a main central controller. The bank of Inverter outdoor units ensure heat is rejected and transferred into the building as effectively and efficiently as possible.