There is a unit inside your home in the rooms you wish to keep cool. These units are placed in a high-level position that can supply the room with an even air flow.
There is a unit outside that remove the heat from your indoor unit, and release it outside. You can have your outdoor unit fitted on an outside wall, on a roof or balcony, or on the floor on your land (e.g. garden).

This is based upon many factors but rest assured we can help. You need the measurements of your room, some basic usage information (such as how much sunlight, whether there is an oven in use etc) and what wall you will be mounting the unit on. You then need to look at the BTUs of the unit itself.
Ensuring you have the right size and power of your unit is essential to ensuring optimised energy-saving and money-saving benefits.

The cost of running air conditioning in your home will vary depending on factors including how long you’re running it for and how many units you have. However, according to research from Uswitch, you can typically expect to pay around £14-£20 a week running your air conditioning.

It typically takes between 8 hours to 2 days to install home air conditioning, however this will vary depending on the complexity of the job, size of your home, and how many units are being installed.