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Can you update my pool lighting with LEDs?
Yes - The biggest bang-for-buck change you can make outside is upgrading your pool lighting. As with LED downlights, LED pool lights use significantly less energy than older halogen lights. They almost never leak, due to the fact that they don’t heat up as much as...
How do smart light switches work and what do they do?
Smart light switches and smart light bulbs connect to your home wifi and can be controlled from your smartphone – you can even program them to turn lights on and off as you (and other family members) enter and leave a room! So you can say goodbye to spending your...
What else can I do to make my lights more energy efficient?
Consider installing dimmer switches, motion sensor switches or smart light switches instead of conventional light switches. All of these options help you reduce the amount of electricity your lights use: with smart lighting, you can even control the amount of light...
Why should I replace my halogen downlights with LED downlights?
Not only are old halogen downlights expensive to operate, potentially costing thousands of dollars each year, they can also be extremely dangerous. With a temperature range of up to 370 degrees, they can easily cause an electrical fire if there’s a fault. Upgrading to...
What’s the optimal temperature to run my air conditioner at?
Choosing the right settings on your air con thermostat makes a huge difference to its efficiency. This depends on the season: Summer – set your air con to 24°C for the best combination of efficiency and cooling. Winter – set your air conditioner to 22°C will give you...
I want to update my ceiling fans. What should I be thinking about?
Modern ceiling fans are a fantastic option for cooling (and heating) a room while reducing your energy consumption. You should think about the following when choosing a fan: The size of the room. A large fan will be more powerful and circulate air more effectively. In...
How do I know when my air conditioner should be replaced?
If your split system air conditioner is more than 10 years old, it’s probably worth considering a replacement. Air conditioner technology has improved significantly in the last decade, with today’s inverter air conditioners up to 70% more efficient than an older unit....
How do I know if my air conditioner needs to be serviced?
Air conditioners need regular servicing to ensure they’re working at peak efficiency (and stop them costing you more than they should!) If your air con is showing any of the following 5 signs, book in a service ASAP. It’s not cooling as well as it used to: If you’re...
What brands and types of air conditioner do you install?
As experts in fitting and maintaining quiet, cost-effective split-system AC solutions in both homes and businesses, we’ll work with you to find the most energy efficient and effective solution for you. We’ll assess your needs and provide a comprehensive list of...
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