Add-On Cooling in Orange

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The Best of Both Worlds

At Climate King in Orange, we install add-on cooling that connects directly to your existing gas ducted heating system. This upgrade means one system handles warmth in winter and electric cooling in summer, all through the same vents and ductwork. With options from trusted brands like ActronAir and Brivis, you’ll enjoy efficient, year-round comfort without installing multiple systems. Call us today on 02 6361 8313 to see if add-on cooling is right for your home.

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Seamless Integration, Smarter Comfort

Add-on cooling works in-line with gas ducted heating, sharing outlets, ductwork and return grilles for discreet, whole-home comfort. ActronAir systems can adapt to Brivis, Braemar or Bonaire heating setups, while Brivis add-on cooling connects directly to Brivis systems. This flexibility makes it a cost-effective way to enjoy cool summers and cosy winters without cluttering your home with extra units. Explore our add-on cooling options today and discover how simple all-season comfort can be.

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FAQ

Can add-on cooling work with any gas ducted heating system?

Not every gas ducted system is compatible with add-on cooling. Many modern furnaces are designed to integrate with electric cooling units, while older systems may require upgrades or brand-specific solutions. For example, Brivis add-on cooling can connect directly to existing Brivis heating systems, while ActronAir units are designed to adapt to Brivis, Braemar or Bonaire systems. A technician usually needs to inspect your current setup to confirm if it’s suitable.

How does add-on cooling compare to installing a separate air conditioner?

Add-on cooling is often more discreet and convenient than installing a separate system, since it uses the same ductwork and vents as gas heating. This avoids the need for additional wall units or ducting, keeping the home uncluttered. While upfront costs may be higher than a single split system, the advantage is whole-home coverage and seamless integration with existing heating. It’s best suited for properties already running ducted gas heating.

Will running add-on cooling increase energy bills significantly?

Because add-on cooling is powered by electricity, operating costs will depend on how often and how many zones you cool. While it uses the same ductwork as the heating system, cooling an entire house at once can be more energy-intensive than running a split system in a single room. Zoning features, available with many modern setups, help reduce unnecessary energy use by targeting only the spaces being used. Proper system sizing also makes a big difference to efficiency.