Question 1

What areas does Style Air service?

Accepted Answer

Our regular service area includes Canning Vale, Leeming, Willetton, Bull Creek, Riverton, Shelley, Rossmoyne, Murdoch, Booragoon, Applecross, Mount Pleasant, Como, Bateman, Kardinya, Bibra Lake, Cockburn, Success, Atwell and Jandakot, as well as surrounding southern Perth suburbs.We also regularly service areas further south/east including Oakford, Byford, Armadale, Wattleup, Hammond Park, Aubin Grove, Wellard, Kwinana, Bertram, Orelia, Parmelia and surrounding areas.For larger air conditioning installations and commercial projects, we may travel further across Perth and regional Western Australia, depending on the size and requirements of the job.

Question 2

Where is Style Air Located?

Accepted Answer

Style Air is a locally owned and operated air conditioning company based in Canning Vale, servicing homes and businesses throughout Leeming, Willetton, Bull Creek, Canning Vale, Murdoch, Shelley, Riverton, Cannington, Southern River, Cockburn and surrounding southern Perth suburbs.We specialise in air conditioning installation, servicing, repairs and breakdowns, including split systems, ducted reverse-cycle and evaporative air conditioning. Our local focus means we can provide prompt, reliable service to customers throughout Perth’s southern suburbs, with a strong understanding of the homes, businesses and air conditioning requirements in the area.While our regular service area is Perth’s southern suburbs, we also travel further north, and south, for larger installations and selected commercial and specialised air conditioning work.

Question 3

What brands does Style Air install?

Accepted Answer

When it’s time to replace an old or unreliable air conditioner, Style Air specialises in the installation and replacement of ducted reverse cycle air conditioning and wall-mounted split systems.We can help you select the right system for your home or business based on the size of the property, your heating and cooling requirements, efficiency and budget. We supply and install quality systems from leading brands including Daikin, Mitsubishi, Fujitsu General, Hitachi, ActronAir as well as other leading manufacturers.Whether you need an air conditioner repaired, serviced, maintained or replaced, Style Air provides experienced advice and quality workmanship across Canning Vale and Perth’s southern suburbs.

Question 4

What Types of Air Conditioners Does Style Air Service & Repair?

Accepted Answer

Style Air provides professional air conditioning servicing, maintenance and repairs for residential and commercial air conditioning systems throughout Canning Vale and Perth’s southern suburbs.Our experienced technicians service and repair:Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning systemsWall-mounted split systemsEvaporative air conditionersAir conditioning systems experiencing breakdowns, faults, poor cooling or heating, water leaks, unusual noises or reduced performanceWe service and repair air conditioners from all major brands, including Fujitsu General, Daikin, Mitsubishi, Hitachi, Temperzone, ActronAir, Samsung, BreezAir, Braemar, Bonnaire and other leading manufacturers.Style Air is also a Fujitsu General recommended service and warranty agent, providing Fujitsu air conditioning servicing, diagnostics, repairs and warranty assistance.Contact us for more information.

Question 5

How often should I get my air conditioner serviced?

Accepted Answer

Air conditioning manufacturers recommend regular servicing to help maintain system efficiency, performance and reliability, while reducing the risk of unexpected breakdowns and costly repairs.For air conditioners subjected to heavy use such as commercial properties or businesses, manufacturers generally recommend servicing twice a year. For systems with lighter or seasonal use, an annual air conditioning service is generally recommended.Regular professional servicing can help identify potential issues early, maintain efficient operation and extend the working life of your air conditioning system.

Question 6

How does air conditioning work?

Accepted Answer

Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning:Reverse cycle air conditioning works bytransferring heat between your home and the outside air. In summer, the system removes heat and excess moisture from the indoor air, helping cool and dehumidify your home. In winter, the process reverses to transfer heat indoors, providing efficient heating.At the heart of the system is a compressor that circulates refrigerant through the indoor evaporator, outdoor condenser and expansion valve. As warm indoor air passes over the evaporator coil, heat is absorbed by the refrigerant and the cooled air is returned to the room. This continuous process helps maintain a comfortable and consistent temperature.Evaporative Air Conditioning:Evaporative coolers use the natural process ofwater evaporationto cool air. Warm outside air is drawn through water-saturated cooling pads, where evaporation lowers the air temperature. The cooled, fresh air is then distributed throughout your home while warm air is expelled through open doors, windows or dedicated outlets.Contact us for more information.

Question 7

What Temperature Should I Set My Air Conditioner?

Accepted Answer

Most air conditioning manufacturers recommend setting your system to a comfortable temperature that avoids excessive heating or cooling, helping balance comfort and energy efficiency.As a general guide, Style Air recommends setting your reverse cycle air conditioner to around 24°C in summer and 22°C in winter. Setting your system closer to the outdoor temperature generally reduces the amount of energy required to heat or cool your home.As a useful rule of thumb, each 1°C adjustment can change energy consumption by around 10%. For example, lowering your summer temperature from 24°C to 23°C or increasing your winter temperature from 22°C to 23°C can significantly increase the energy required to maintain your chosen temperature.

Question 8

How Are Air Conditioning Systems Controlled?

Accepted Answer

Air conditioning systems can be controlled in several ways, depending on the type and model. Some systems use manual controls or infrared remote controls, while modern systems can also be operated via Wi-Fi and smartphone apps.Wall-mounted split systems are typically operated using an infrared remote control, allowing you to adjust the temperature, fan speed, heating or cooling mode, timers and other functions. Many modern split systems can also be connected to Wi-Fi, allowing you to control your air conditioner remotely from your smartphone or tablet.Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning systems are generally controlled through a centrally located, wall-mounted controller. These controllers allow you to manage temperature, fan speed, heating and cooling modes, timers and zoning. Many ducted systems can also be fitted with Wi-Fi connectivity, giving you convenient control from your mobile device.

Question 9

What are the benefits of a ducted system over a wall split system?

Accepted Answer

A ducted reverse cycle air conditioning system is designed to heat and cool multiple areas of your home from a single central system. The indoor fan coil unit is installed within the ceiling space and connected to an outdoor unit, with ductwork distributing conditioned air to individual rooms through discreet ceiling outlets. The system is controlled through a central wall-mounted controller and can often include zoning, allowing you to control different areas of your home independently.A wall-mounted split system, by comparison, is generally designed to heat and cool a single room or open-plan area. Multiple split systems can be installed throughout a home, however this will result in several indoor and outdoor units each with separate controls.If you’re looking to heat and cool multiple rooms or your entire home, a ducted reverse cycle system can provide a more discreet and integrated solution. Ducted systems keep the indoor units and most of the ductwork hidden in the ceiling, while providing the flexibility to zone different areas of your home.

Question 10

What is zoning in a ducted system?

Accepted Answer

Zoning allows temperatures to be varied in certain areas of a house. This is done through the use of zone controls in the ductwork in the ceiling space. For example, a two-storey house may have an upstairs and downstairs zone, commonly called a day/night zone. A larger house may have four or five zones.

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Question 11

Which is the best ducted heating/cooling system for me?

Accepted Answer

The size and design of a ducted cooling and/or heating system depend on a range of factors:

· Your home’s floor plan: How many levels are there? What are the dimensions of the rooms (including ceiling height)? Which direction do the rooms face?
· The size, position and orientation of windows and doors.
· The type of construction (for example, weatherboard or full brick).
· The level of insulation.
· The number of people living in your home.
· The main use of the area (for example, sleeping, living, cooking).
· The ceiling cavity space – slimline systems are available for homes with small ceiling spaces.
· Outdoor spaces – The outdoor compressor unit(s) should be installed somewhere where noise won’t be an issue (for you or your neighbours).
· Large systems may require a three-phase power supply.

Style Air can design or recommend a system for your individual situation.

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Question 12

What is reverse cycle air con?

Accepted Answer

Reverse cycle refers to a system that can be switched to either heating or cooling depending on environmental conditions. Most modern units have a reverse cycle function.

Reverse cycle advantages:

· Economical form of heating
· Heating and cooling from one main unit
· Unit stays cool to the touch, even when heating
· No exposed metal elements or flame
· They dehumidify and filter the air

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Question 13

What is an inverter?

Accepted Answer

A new innovation, an inverter is quieter during operation and more energy efficient than a conventional unit.

The finely tuned operation of the inverter allows quick cooling or heating and less temperature variations in a room. It uses a variable speed compressor.

Inverter technology advantages:

· Significant energy savings
· Quiet operation
· Quickly reaches desired temperature, with less variations

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Question 14

I’m not really sure which system suits my needs, can you help?

Accepted Answer

Style Air is experienced in determining the cooling and heating requirements for home, office and light commercial buildings. As air conditioning specialists in ducted, evaporative and reverse cycle air con we can explain all the options and recommend a system suited to your individual needs.

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Question 15

Getting the best from my system?

Accepted Answer

1. When operating an air conditioning system that utilises the zoning technique, remember the system has only a certain capacity, therefore the idea is to air condition the areas you are in all the time. With this in mind, it then becomes prudent to habitually close the doors that lead to a non air conditioned area, thereby reducing the total area being subjected to air conditioning. This will enhance the effectiveness of the machine.

2. You will notice that the Return Air Grille is normally located in a central position in the building. It is important to encourage the airflow towards this grille. This grille is drawing the total air capacity of the system through it and therefore requires unrestricted airflow. Depending upon the building you may need to open or close doors around this area to keep the air flowing to this grille.

3. The Return Air Grille in most cases also contains an air filter. This air filter, depending on the system usage and other air quality factors will need to be cleaned regularly. To do this, simply open the grille and slide out the filter. In most cases it is best to hose the filter clean, although some people prefer to vacuum the filter. Remember, regular cleaning of the filter will improve the system efficiency.

4. The condensing or outdoor unit is located in a position to best suit the building and the occupants. It is important to maintain cleanliness around the unit, for example sweeping away any build up of leaves or general rubbish is generally all that is required. It is critical to not inhibit the airflow coming from the condenser, other equipment or general garden paraphernalia should never be stacked on or leant against the condenser. Similarly if a garden is developing around the condenser, this can be an advantage as some of the sound from the condensing unit will be absorbed, although a robust bush can block the air flow so consideration should be given to this, it is also imperative to keep the condensing unit accessible for servicing purposes.

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Frequently asked questions

What areas does Style Air service?

Where is Style Air Located?

What brands does Style Air install?

What Types of Air Conditioners Does Style Air Service & Repair?

How often should I get my air conditioner serviced?

How does air conditioning work?

What Temperature Should I Set My Air Conditioner?

How Are Air Conditioning Systems Controlled?

What are the benefits of a ducted system over a wall split system?

What is zoning in a ducted system?

Which is the best ducted heating/cooling system for me?

What is reverse cycle air con?

What is an inverter?

I’m not really sure which system suits my needs, can you help?

Getting the best from my system?