Air Conditioning Sunshine Coast

Air Conditioning Supply, Installation & Maintenance on the Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast’s temperate climate makes air conditioning a must-have for homes and businesses across the region seeking comfortable living and working conditions all-year-round.

Globalrez Sunshine Coast are experts in the industry with over 15 years experience backed by a five-year warranty on all parts and labour. Our five-star reviews speak for themselves, and our competitive pricing means you can achieve comfort at an affordable price.

Globalrez Sunshine Coast supply:

• Commercial and residential air conditioning solutions
• Ducted air conditioning
• Split system air conditioning
• 5-year warranty on parts and labour
• Highly competitive prices
• A dedicated customer support team

Our range of air conditioning brands cover both ducted and split system units. Our team will assist you in designing the ideal system for your needs and budget, and use high quality products loved by Australian’s nation-wide.

Get in touch with Globalrez

Head Office

Visit 22/12 Abbott Rd, Seven Hills NSW 2147

Call 1300 781 855

Split system air conditioning

The name split system comes from the air conditioner being split into the indoor unit (with a fan, remote receiver etc) and an outdoor unit (with the compressor, propeller fan etc). Some outdoor units can connect to multiple indoor units, and these systems are called multi-split or multi-head systems.

If you’re unsure whether to get an inverter or non-inverter air conditioner, our Sydney team can help you to choose the right model for your circumstances and budget. Read more about inverter units on this page to determine whether this would be a better choice for your home or business.

Split systems will mostly use inverter technology, but not all do, so it’s worth checking. Each indoor unit can usually only cool one room, although depending on how powerful they are they may be able to cool large, open-plan rooms in some homes. They are the most popular choice of air-conditioner for homes in Australia. Generally they are cheaper than ducted, but not quite as powerful or consistent.

Ducted air conditioning

Ducted air conditioning consists of a series of floor or ceiling grates that are inconspicuously integrated into each room for minimal impact to the aesthetic of your space, while still providing a high level of control over the temperature in each ‘zone’.

Ducted systems can be set up to create different temperature ‘zones’, so for example you could choose to have a kitchen where multiple people are cooking (creating heat) cooled more than a bedroom with a single person who is trying to sleep. They have advanced sensors and air distribution ducts that make sure air is distributed evenly throughout each zone, so there aren’t hot or cold pockets in a room.

A ducted system usually comprises an outdoor unit and a central indoor unit that connects to multiple vents or ducts throughout your building, usually in the ceiling but occasionally in walls or under the floor.

Save money with inverter

Inverter air conditioners are able to vary the speed of the compressor (which is a part in the box unit that usually sits outside the house) depending on how much power the air conditioner needs. For example, an inverter system that normally runs at 10kW might be able to run at 12kW when first switched on during a hot day to cool your house down quickly, then once the desired temperature has been reached it might stay on, but using much less power – perhaps 3kW.

A non-inverter model can only run at full power or be off, so a 10kW non-inverter system would run at 10kW while cooling your house down initially, switch off when the desired temperature was reached and automatically switch back on when it needed to start cooling again. Switching the compressor on and off uses a lot of energy, and creates more wear, so it is usually more expensive to run a non-inverter air conditioner.