Introduction

Whether you require one room to be conditioned with a wall mounted , floor mounted or cassette split system we can design the perfect system for you.

If your requirements extend to multiple rooms, then maybe a fully ducted system or multi split system can be designed and installed to provide you with year round comfort.

Split Systems

Split systems have an indoor unit that can be mounted high on the wall, at floor level, in the ceiling or even suspended from the ceiling. The outdoor unit can be fitted on brackets or on ground and can be situated up to 20m from the indoor unit.

Multi Split Systems

We can now supply and install multiple indoor units connected to a single outdoor unit. This has proven to be extremely attractive in apartments and anywhere else space outdoors is at a premium.

The indoor units connected in a multi split system are not restricted to wall mounted units, but depending on your budget can go as far as having a combination of smallish ducted systems, floor mounted, bulkhead or other indoor units. The combinations are endless.

Ducted Air Conditioning

Eagle Air ducted systems can provide air conditioned comfort to new and existing homes. The indoor unit (fan coil) is usually installed in the ceiling or under the floor with flexible ductwork distributing the conditioned air through the vents or outlets throughout the home. The compressor (outdoor unit) is normally installed at the rear or side of the house.

Ducted systems can be designed to operate in one, two or more zones. This means you can operate the system in the living area during the day and the bedrooms at night. This can save you money on operating costs.

Advantages

• One appliance can be used for heating or cooling.
• Constant temperature throughout the house is good for asthma sufferers, babies and of course, the elderly.
• Various standards of filtration allow you to enjoy cleaner air.
• As well as cooling, will lower humidity.

Gas Central Heating

There is nothing better than walking through the door on a cold winter’s day into a haven that’s warm and cosy. A ducted gas central heating system comprises a central heating unit (furnace) which is connected via flexible ductwork to various outlets and grilles. The furnace draws air from inside home through a return air grille. From there it then flows into the heater where it passes through a heat exchanger (the air does not come into contact with a flame…NO SMELL) where it is warmed and then onto every room in the form of warm gentle air.