Mitsubishi Electric and Hisense split and multi-head systems for units and townhouses, and ducted reverse cycle on new R1.5 insulated ducts for the older houses. Installed by ARC-licensed technicians and our own electricians, with VEU applied on the quote.
So much of Noble Park is now units and townhouses that the usual heating conversation, about ducted gas in a big roof space, only fits part of the suburb. A typical unit here has one living area, two or three bedrooms, a small courtyard and a gas wall furnace or an ageing wall air conditioner. There is rarely a roof space worth the name, and no room for ducts in it.
Split systems suit these homes well. A wall unit in the living area and one in the main bedroom will heat and cool a unit for around a third of the running cost of gas heating, and each goes in over a few hours. The skill is in the placement. The outdoor unit has to sit somewhere with clear airflow that is not under a neighbour's bedroom window, not blocking a shared driveway and, on a strata title, not on common property without approval.
The original 1950s to 1970s houses that remain are a different job. Those with ducted gas and a usable roof space get ducted reverse cycle on new R1.5 insulated ducts. Those heated by a wall furnace get splits or a multi-head. We look before we recommend, and it all ties in with the other work we do in Noble Park.
Mitsubishi Electric, Hisense and Braemar equipment, installed by Powerband employees.
One indoor unit, one outdoor unit, sized for the room. The standard answer for a unit living area or a main bedroom. We run the pipework the neatest way the building allows and put the outdoor unit where it is quiet for you and next door.
In a courtyard with room for only one outdoor unit, a multi-head runs the living room and two or three bedrooms from it. It is often the only way to condition a whole townhouse without filling the outside walls with equipment.
Heat collects on the upper floor of a two-storey townhouse in summer. A split in the upstairs bedrooms or landing deals with it directly. We plan the pipe route and the condensate drain so nothing runs across the front of the building.
For the older single-storey houses with ducted gas, the heater and old ducts are removed and a Braemar, Mitsubishi Electric or Hisense ducted unit goes in on new R1.5 insulated ducts with AirTouch 5 zoning. Typically one to two days.
The full range is on our products page.
Ducted reverse cycle, including the Dominator for homes where the existing ducts have to stay.
Ducted units for tight roof spaces, plus split and multi-head systems.
Ducted and split systems, with anti-corrosive Golden Fin coils on the ducted range.
Zoning control for ducted systems, with a sensor in each zone and control from your phone.
We have no Noble Park case study yet. These three are from Blairgowrie, Surrey Hills and Berwick, and each involved the kind of system we fit most in Noble Park.
A double-storey home taken off gas completely. Split systems replaced the gas heating, alongside heat pump hot water, induction cooking, 17.1kW of solar and a Sigenergy battery, after the house was rewired to three phase.
Two split system air conditioners were swapped for new ones and a condensation pump fitted, as part of a job that also put in solar, a 24.18kWh battery and heat pump hot water.
A 16kW Braemar Dominator ducted reverse cycle system on AirTouch 5 with two zones, installed together with 30.6kWh of battery storage so the family heats and cools after dark on stored solar.
A split system is a few hours. Ducted reverse cycle with new R1.5 ducts is typically one to two days.
We measure the rooms, check which walls can take an indoor unit and how the pipes will reach outside.
Airflow, noise, the neighbours' windows and the driveway are all considered. On a strata title we mark the position on a sketch for your owners corporation.
An electrician checks your board and, in a unit block, how supply reaches it from the meters. Each system gets its own circuit.
Model, capacity, position and the price after any VEU discount. Nothing added later.
Units fitted, pipework covered, old gas heater decommissioned where the rebate requires it, everything tested and the remote or app explained.
Smaller homes cost less to convert, and the discount still applies.
Noble Park is inside the VEU area. Efficient reverse cycle systems qualify for a discount, and it is biggest when a gas heater is being replaced. We check your property and show the discount on the quote.
A wall furnace heats the lounge and leaks into the hall. A split in each room you use, switched on only when you are in it, costs around a third as much to run as gas heating.
Even a small array covers a good share of a split system's daytime running. We design solar and batteries for Noble Park roofs, units included.
On a block of four units, everyone sees the install. It has to be tidy and it has to be quiet.
We do not bolt the outdoor unit to the nearest wall. We pick the spot that works for airflow, noise and the look of the building.
ARC authorisation AU 065299, BPC 132072 and REC 32300. Refrigeration and electrical by our own people, nothing subcontracted.
We park so the driveway stays clear, keep the noisy work to sensible hours and leave the common areas as we found them.
We are not only a split system company. The older Noble Park houses with ducted gas get a full ducted design on new ducts.
Live Google reviews. Look for the ducted reverse cycle and AirTouch jobs.
Anything else, call 0466 355 441. You will get a technician, not a salesperson.
Most two-bedroom units are comfortable with one in the living area and one in the main bedroom. A third bedroom or an upstairs level may want another, or a multi-head. We size each room at the visit.
If it is fixed to or sits on common property, generally yes. Check your plan of subdivision and the owners corporation rules. We give you a sketch of the position and the unit's specifications, including its noise rating, for the request.
Modern inverter units are quiet, but position still matters when homes are close together. We keep them away from bedroom windows and off shared walls where we can.
Yes. The split heats and cools the same room, and the gas heater is decommissioned as part of the job where the VEU discount requires it. Installation takes a few hours.
Rarely. There is usually no roof space on the lower level and little on the upper. A multi-head gives the same room-by-room control without ducts.
If it is single storey with an accessible roof space, ducted reverse cycle on new R1.5 insulated ducts. That is typically one to two days, and the VEU discount is largest on this kind of swap.
A site visit to size the rooms and choose the outdoor unit position, then a written quote with the models and the after-VEU price. No obligation.
