Split System Air Conditioning Brighton

Single wall hung split system air conditioners are a very cost-effective option to cool one, two or multiple areas of your property. These systems are area-specific and are generally regarded as the most popular and cost-effective form of air conditioning for Brighton residents.

As a specialist air conditioning installation business, Russell Air can guide how and where the indoor and outdoor units should be located, to ensure maximum system efficiency, minimal running cost and best aesthetic appeal.

Reverse cycle (heating and cooling) air conditioners offer the great advantage of being able to keep you cool during the long hot Queensland summers, plus heat your home in winter. Unlike other traditional forms of heating, reverse cycle air conditioners can warm your home faster and more efficiently.

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Advantages of Reverse Cycle Split System Air Conditioning

Simple installation as no ductwork is required. There is a small hole in the wall for tubing and wiring and the outdoor unit can be up to 25 metres away from the indoor unit.
Simple maintenance as indoor units have washable filters. Outdoor units are easily accessible for services and repairs
Low cost as these units are cheaper to run than other air conditioning systems
Quiet functioning as indoor and outdoor units are quiet to run and pose little disturbance in and outside your home and to your neighbours
Reverse cycle split systems provide both cooling and heating, saving the need for a secondary heating system
Inverter Technology most have this technology meaning less power usage and consistent temperature inside the room
Easy control as they come with user-friendly remotes
Smart design as these units blend into the room and there is no need to block windows

If you have already purchased an Air Conditioner from a retailer, we can also provide a competitive quote for a full installation of your new Air Conditioner including all electrical connections.

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Brighton is a coastal suburb and the northernmost suburb of City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, located 19 kilometres north of the Brisbane CBD. The Nashville neighbourhood makes up much of the southwest of the suburb. The suburb had a population of 9,479 in 2016, according to the Australian Census. Brighton has mostly suburban housing.

Brighton was the site of the Second World War barracks of the RAAF Air Training School between December 1940 and May 1946; it was built on reclaimed land.

The main pub in Brighton is the Brighton Hotel located along Beaconsfield Terrace. An early settler, Captain William Townsend, bought the Brighton Hotel and used it as his home and, once sold in 1893, it was used as an orphanage. It resumed being a hotel in 1912.

Brighton has a woodland wetland protected by the local government. This natural reserve is made up of three woods; namely Goodenia Woods, Pimelea Woods and Dianella Woods. The land is so called a wetland as it fills with water during heavy rain which flows into a small tidal creek, Copold Creek, that flows under one of the main roads of Brighton, Beaconsfield Terrace, and then leads to Bramble Bay between 15th and 16th Avenues.

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