Split System Air Conditioning & Multi Heads

How a Split System Works

A split system air conditioner consists of two separate components: the outdoor compressor unit and the indoor head unit. The compressor, which is placed outside, powers the system, while the indoor unit circulates cool air within your home. Depending on your preference, the indoor unit can be mounted on the wall, ceiling, or floor, offering flexible installation options.

Inverter Technology

Inverter split systems offer superior performance and energy efficiency compared to non-inverter models.

Inverter technology adjusts power output incrementally, allowing the system to reach the desired temperature faster and maintain it consistently without frequent stop-start cycles. This results in steady cooling and significant energy savings.

By contrast, non-inverter air conditioners operate at a fixed speed, delivering a constant level of cooling. Since they frequently switch on and off to regulate temperature, they consume more power during startup, making them less energy efficient.

For enhanced air quality, consider using a Daikin Air Purifier alongside your split system air conditioning. Placing the purifier opposite the split system creates optimal airflow circulation. Daikin Air Purifiers are endorsed by the National Asthma Council’s Sensitive Choice® program.

Panasonic systems with nanoeX technology integrate air purification with heating and cooling, improving indoor air quality while keeping your home comfortable.

We Install Major Brands

Curious if split system air conditioning is right for your home?

One of our expert consultants will visit your home for a free onsite assessment. If you’re in the process of building, we can provide a quote based on your floor plans.

Visit our showroom at 675 Whitehorse Road, Mont Albert, to explore our range of split system air conditioners. To book an appointment, call 9899 2073 or email info@comfortheatcool.com.au.

Multi Head

A multi head split system air conditioner allows you to heat or cool multiple rooms—typically 2 to 5—using a single outdoor unit. This setup eliminates the need for multiple external compressors, preserving your home’s exterior aesthetics while offering individual temperature control in each connected room.

How Multi Heads Work

Like a standard split system, a multi head system consists of an outdoor compressor and indoor head units. However, instead of being limited to a single room, a multi head split system connects multiple indoor units to one external compressor, allowing for efficient climate control across several spaces.

Inverter Technology

Multi head split systems equipped with inverter technology offer powerful and energy-efficient climate control.

These systems adjust power usage dynamically, ensuring a consistent temperature without excessive energy consumption. By ramping power up or down as needed, inverter technology prevents sudden temperature fluctuations and reduces operating costs.

On the other hand, non-inverter air conditioners work at a fixed speed, meaning they frequently switch on and off to regulate temperature. Since most energy is consumed during startup, non-inverter systems tend to be less efficient over time.

Major Brands Available

Wondering if a multi head air conditioning system is the best choice for your home?

Our team provides free onsite assessments to determine the best cooling solution for your space. If you are building a new home, we can also provide a tailored quote based on your plans.

Visit our showroom at 675 Whitehorse Road, Mont Albert, to explore our range of multi head split systems.

To schedule an appointment, call 9899 2073 or email info@comfortheatcool.com.au.