Split System Installation

Professional Air Conditioning Installations

Conventional split system air conditioners are a common sight in homes across the Brisbane and Ipswich regions. They offer a great balance of cooling power and cost effectiveness that is suitable for almost any home.

Split systems come in a variety of shapes and sizes and we can help you choose a unit that suits the room you want to install it in. Installing a split system is a straightforward process, and Ultimate Refrigeration Services can deliver a professional result that will keep you warm in winter and cool in summer.

We are a family run business with over 30 years’ experience and we can supply and install a residential split system air conditioner that suits your home and budget.

Why choose a split system installation?

Split system air conditioning is a staple in Australia, and it remains a popular choice for many homeowners. Split systems offer a number of benefits that make them great value:

Simple, flexible installation means we can deliver cool air to the rooms that need it most.
More affordable option.
Easy to access for regular maintenance and repair.
Can be sized to suit small or large rooms.
Multiple systems can be installed in your home

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Ultimate Refrigeration Services supply and install some of Australia’s favourite air conditioning brands. Contact us today to find out more and book your split system installation

How Does A Split System Air Conditioning Work ?

As the name suggests, split system air conditioners are made up of two main components that work together to blow cool air into a room and draw warm air out.

Inside the house, an evaporator unit is mounted on the wall. Pipes in the evaporator carry cooled refrigerant gas which absorbs the heat in the air before being pumped to the condenser unit outside your home. The condenser controls the flow of refrigerant through the system and disposes of the heat that was absorbed inside the home.

Split systems are less powerful than ducted systems, but they are enough to service single rooms or smaller spaces. They are also simpler to install which makes them a cost-effective way to provide heating and cooling to rooms that need it.