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home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa

home heating cooling cooler units south africa
home heating cooling cooler units south africa
Your Home Different homes require different cooling solutions. Consider the size of your home, whether it's double or single storey, and if your house is on a slab or stumps/piers
Personal comfort: can you cool your bedrooms and living areas at the same time?
Size needed: how many rooms do you want cooled?
Zoning: can you cool just the rooms you want (eg. living areas in the daytime, bedrooms at night)?
Whole house cooling: would you like every room in your home to be cooled, or just the living areas?
If you're building: it's often best to install your cooler during construction

Product Performance the Cooling Unit Performance will depend on whether you have selected the right cooler for your type of house and whether the cooler has been correctly sized.
Start up and shut down: does the cooler pre-wet the pads for maximum effect when first turned on?
Appearance: are there several choices of colour to suit your roof?
Water Management System: does the cooler have an advanced water management system to provide effective cooling?

Product performance controls Controlling your system should be easy. Wall controllers should be sophisticated yet simple to use.
Programmable: do you want to have the unit start before you get up, or shut down after you go to bed?
Comfort Control: can you easily adjust the comfort level?
Adaptability: can the controls handle a heating system if required in the future?
Flexibility: can you switch from automatic to manual operation at the flick of a switch?

Ductwork & fittings The performance of a ducted cooling system is greatly affected by the ductwork, which brings the cool air from the unit into your home.
Insulation properties: is the ductwork insulated?
Location: what size is required to cool each area?
Ceiling outlets: is more than one outlet required?
Duct system: is the ductwork large enough to deliver all the cool air that the unit produces?

Service A good central cooler should last 15-20 years, often longer - but only if it is regularly maintained.
Response time: if your unit needs attention, can you get it attended to quickly?
Service backup: does the manufacturer have their own service department and trained agents?
Convenience: do they operate a seven-day service and can you get help over the phone?
Maintenance: do they offer a service to maintain the unit in future years?
Warranty: do they offer a comprehensive warranty? will they honour it?

Installation The performance of your cooler relies a great deal on its installation. Ensure that your installer is a trained specialist. The R100 difference in quotes means nothing if you don't trust the installer to cut holes in your ceiling.
Professionalism: does the manufacturer recommend the installer?
Credibility: do they show evidence of work they have completed in your area?
Workmanship: have they explained how the unit is to be installed and where the ducts should go?
Duct plan: have they measured your house for the right size unit and shown you the plan?
Commissioning: will they go through the instructions and teach you how to get the best out of your system?

The Manufacturer Manufacturers all claim they have quality procedures and reliable products. Make sure you get enough proof of this to make an informed decision. You need to trust that the manufacturer will support you.
Quality goods: do you want a quality made product?
Customer focus: can the manufacturer support your needs?
Specialisation: do they specialise in cooling, or sell other products as well?
Guarantee: do they guarantee the whole system or just their cooling unit?
Quality: do they have ISO Quality accreditation and EMC compliance?

Fresh, Healthy Air Evaporative cooling is based on a totally natural process of air cooled by water. Refrigeration uses a process which may harm the environment.
Doors and windows open: do you have a lifestyle which suits having your doors and windows open in Summer?
Allergies: do your skin and eyes get irritated by dry air?
Re-circulated air: do you want the air in your house to be completely replaced, or re-circulated?
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