When it comes to air conditioning, there’s no denying the benefits of having a waste chill air-conditioning system installed in your home. For those living in Australia, it’s an especially attractive option given the extreme heat during the summer months and the need to keep your home cool. But what are the available add-on features for waste chill air-conditioning systems?

The most popular add-on feature for waste chill air-conditioning systems is a heat and chill recovery system, which can help you save energy and money. This system works by capturing excess heat and redirecting it back into the building or other areas of your home, while also capturing any cool air and using it to cool otherwise warm areas. The net result is a significant reduction in energy usage, which translates into lower electricity costs.

To give you an example of how this could work in practice, let’s say you have a large open plan living area that gets too warm during the summer months. By installing a heat and chill recovery system, you can capture the excess heat from elsewhere in your home (say from a bedroom) and redirect it back into your living area. At night when temperatures drop outside, this same system will capture any cool air from outside and use it to cool your living area instead of relying on electricity to do so.

The savings from using this type of system over time can be quite substantial – Euroheat Australia estimates that homeowners can save up to 40% on their electricity bills after installation – so it’s definitely worth considering as an add-on feature for your waste chill air-conditioning system.

In addition to providing energy savings, Euroheat Australia also offers design and installation services for hydronic heating & cooling systems with 30 years of experience in the industry – something that should give you added peace of mind when selecting an add-on feature for your waste chill air-conditioning system. With their help, you can ensure that everything is designed correctly and installed properly so that you get maximum efficiency out of your new setup while ensuring optimal comfort no matter what time of year it is outside.

All in all, installing a heat and chill recovery system as an add-on feature for your waste chill air-conditioning system is a great way to save money on energy costs while also keeping comfortable inside all year round thanks to Euroheat Australia’s professional design & installation services.

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