Split systems
One indoor wall unit paired with one outdoor unit, conditioning a single room or open area. Straightforward to add to an existing building.
SUITED TO
Individual rooms, apartments, home offices and small shops.
HEATING · COOLING · VENTILATION
Comfort, precisely planned.
Stay comfortable at home or work, with heating and cooling sized for your rooms and planned around your day.
RESIDENTIAL
For your home
Individual rooms, whole-home ducted systems and renovations, planned around how each space is used through the year.
LIGHT COMMERCIAL
For your business
Offices, small retail spaces and ongoing servicing, with system arrangements that suit ceilings, tenancies and working hours.
SYSTEMS AND SERVICES
Find a system that fits.
Start with the rooms you use. A site visit helps match the system to your space and budget.
Ducted reverse-cycle systems
A single indoor unit in the roof space supplies air through insulated ducts to grilles in each room. Zoning directs air to the areas in use.
SUITED TO
Whole homes, renovations with roof or floor space, and single-tenancy offices.
Multi-split systems
Several indoor units, wall or ceiling mounted, connect to one outdoor unit. Each room is controlled separately without ductwork.
SUITED TO
Homes and offices without duct space, or where rooms need independent control.
Commercial heating and cooling
Ceiling cassettes, ducted units and larger split arrangements planned around ceiling grids, tenancies and operating hours.
SUITED TO
Offices, retail spaces, consulting rooms and shared workspaces.
HOW A ZONED DUCTED SYSTEM WORKS
Comfort in the rooms you’re using.
Zoning lets you control different parts of the home separately. Select a room in this example to explore daytime and overnight use.
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ZONES · SELECT TO HIGHLIGHT
01 · Living
The largest zone. Two linear grilles along the ceiling edge spread air across the room without a visible draught at seating height.
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- 01 Living
- The largest zone. Two linear grilles along the ceiling edge spread air across the room without a visible draught at seating height.
- 02 Kitchen & dining
- Grouped with living for daytime use, but its own damper lets the kitchen run cooler when cooking adds heat.
- 03 Bedroom 1
- A quiet overnight zone. Low airflow to the main bedroom while living areas are closed off.
- 04 Bedroom 2
- Shares the overnight schedule with bedroom 1 so both can be conditioned together with the rest of the house off.
- 05 Study
- A single-room zone for working hours, so one occupied room does not require the whole system to run at full output.
This drawing explains the zoning principle only. Duct sizes, grille positions and zone groupings are set for each building after a site assessment.
INSTALLATION CONCEPTS
How a system is planned for a space.
Illustrative layouts and imagery, not completed installations.
FICTIONAL INSTALLATION CONCEPT
Contemporary home, proposed ducted layout
- SPACE
- Four-bedroom home with open-plan living and a separate study.
- DESIGN BRIEF
- Discreet heating and cooling, with separate bedroom control overnight.
- PROPOSED APPROACH
- Ducted air through recessed grilles, with three zones: living, bedrooms and study.
FICTIONAL INSTALLATION CONCEPT
Small office, proposed ceiling-mounted arrangement
- SPACE
- Twelve-desk office with large windows and a separate meeting room.
- DESIGN BRIEF
- Even temperatures across desks and independent meeting-room control.
- PROPOSED APPROACH
- Ceiling cassettes for the workspace and meeting room, each with its own control.
INSTALLATION PROCESS
From first visit to everyday comfort.
01 — ASSESS
Assess
We visit the property, look at room sizes, orientation, insulation, ceiling space and how each area is used.
02 — PLAN
Plan
A proposed system type, unit placement, grille positions and zoning are set out for you to review before anything is ordered.
03 — INSTALL
Install
Indoor and outdoor units, ductwork, grilles and controls are installed to the agreed plan, with finishes kept tidy.
04 — COMMISSION
Commission
The system is tested, airflow to each zone is balanced, and you are shown how the controls work.
MAINTENANCE
Keeping an existing system working well.
Regular servicing keeps airflow clear and checks that the system and controls are working as intended.
Weak airflow, uneven temperatures or an unfamiliar noise? Describe what you notice to help plan the visit.
SERVICE AREAS · ADELAIDE
Coast to hills face, Gawler to Aldinga.
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QUESTIONS
Common questions
Should I choose a split or a ducted system?
A split system suits one room or an open area and is simpler to add to an existing building. A ducted system conditions several rooms from one indoor unit and needs roof or floor space for ducts. The right choice depends on the rooms involved, the building and how you use it, which is what a site assessment works out.
Do I need to know which system I want before enquiring?
No. Describe the property and the spaces you want to heat or cool, and choose “Not sure” for system preference. The assessment and plan stages exist to recommend an approach.
What does zoning mean?
Zoning divides a ducted system into groups of rooms that can be conditioned separately. Dampers in the ductwork open or close each zone, so air goes only to areas in use.
How do residential and light commercial requirements differ?
Commercial spaces usually have suspended ceilings, more people and equipment per square metre, and set operating hours. That affects unit type and placement, often favouring ceiling cassettes or larger ducted units. Homes prioritise quiet operation, overnight zones and minimal visible equipment.
What information helps describe a service issue?
The system type if you know it, what you have noticed (weak airflow, uneven rooms, noise, water, odours or a fault code), when it happens, and roughly how old the system is.
Does this site accept real bookings?
No. Aero Climate is a fictional business created as an AllTradie concept. The enquiry experience is a demonstration only; nothing is sent and no quotes or bookings are made.
QUOTE AND SERVICE
Tell us about the space.
A few questions help us understand the property before a visit. Choose whether you are planning a new installation or need an existing system looked at.
DEMONSTRATION ONLY
Use sample details to try the enquiry. Nothing is sent or booked.
STEP 1 OF 4
What type of property is it?
Choose one.