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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT AC UNIT ENERGY RATINGS?

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Though the idea of Energy Rating Labels is pretty old, the Australian government recently took it to the next level by introducing a new format for energy efficiency labels. These are based on 3 climate zones in Australia, which makes sense since climatic conditions play a huge role in energy efficiency levels of appliances. If the same AC unit is expected to work as efficiently in Perth or Albany as compared to Brisbane or Sydney, it wouldn't be fair, would it?  If you’ve been looking for a new AC unit, you may have spotted the new labels on some AC units but most of them still display the old one. Either way, it’s important for every Australian to know about AC unit Energy Ratings to get the best results and savings from their unit. If you need some advice on the latest energy efficient AC models in the market, you could consult professionals that conduct air conditioner installation Melbourne or in your city.  Energy efficiency levels are important to know due to a few rea...

The Best Air-Conditioner Temperature

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  A decision you have to make every year when the outside temperature rises is -What temperature should I set my air conditioner?  According to the Department of Energy, 78° Fahrenheit is the sweet spot for air conditioners in Australia. These settings balance energy costs and comfort. But to be honest, there is no one correct answer to this question. It is never one solid digit that works everywhere for every ac unit.  Knowing what setting works for you will take some fiddling and experimenting. You also need to prioritise whether you want to focus only on energy consumption or want a balance between a comfortable temp and the bills. Other factors that affect the temperature of your AC are - the number of people  amount of physical activity exterior factors like humidity, amount of direct sunlight,  the number of windows, and more.  At the end of the day, the most ideal setting is the one that keeps you and your family at ease while keeping the bills effic...