What is a Ducted Air Conditioning?

 

Ducted air conditioning systems have their central air conditioning units connected to flexible air conditioning ducts to deliver cool air into an indoor living or working area. These flexible ducts are located in spaces under the floor or the ceiling and cold air are ducted through air delivery vents to provide cool indoor air. The ducts that are installed must be well insulated and must be free-flowing so that cool air will reach the areas that need cooling as fast and efficiently as possible.

Ducted air conditioning performance depends on the cool air output of the air conditioning system and it must be capable of cooling a space with maximum efficiency based on the air conditioning system’s size and cooling output capacity. Ducted air conditioning systems use either a wall-mounted or remote thermostat to select ideal indoor temperatures. The ducted air conditioning distribution system can also be set to automatically switch off once the required indoor temperatures are attained. A ducted air conditioning Brisbane system is installed on the ceiling with ducts and cool air exit vents delivering cool air to different rooms in a house or office workspace.

The advantage of ducted air conditioning Brisbane systems is that the cooling of individual rooms can be controlled individually to save on energy costs. The cooling of individual indoor areas can be controlled so that the system can deliver the cooled air into an occupied room instead of an unoccupied one. The advantage of installing a ducted air conditioning Brisbane system is the capability to cool an entire home or building through its network of ducts with timers and thermostat settings that can be chosen to only cool certain parts of a house or building. Ducted air conditioning systems are very efficient in cooling large indoor, open-plan areas.

Ducted inverter air conditioning types are very capable of continuous indoor cooling operations even during the hottest of days. With compressors and condensers that are located outside of a property, ducted inverter air conditioning systems are very quiet in operation and can reach desired temperatures very quickly and can maintain cool temperatures with no fluctuations. Condensers are used to transfer the heat that is extracted from the coolant and a fan dissipates the heat to the outside atmosphere. Compressors run the air through coolant coils where the chilled air is passed through air filters to remove dust and allergens before it is blown into a room.

Ducted air conditioning systems provide very discreet and quiet air-conditioned indoor comfort to any home or office space. Only the temperature controller, the return air, and cool air discharge vents are visible indoors. Ducted air conditioning systems come either as an inverter, slim-line, or bulkhead type. Slim-line ducted air conditioning systems are designed for air conditioning installations where there is limited space for vents to be adequately located within a room. It is typically designed to be as low-profile as possible for discrete ceiling installation with cooling vents that are intended for optimum indoor airflow distribution. Bulkhead type ducted air conditioning systems are also designed for discrete installation where it is fitted flush to the ceiling with only the cool air exit vents visible inside a room and leaving the maximum floor and wall space for furniture, decoration, and fittings.