Airwise Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

23/12/2025

08/05/2025

We haven’t posted much lately but we’re definitely still here!

The cold weather is on the way, now’s the perfect time to grab a deal with Mitsubishi Electric’s Winter Promotion.

Purchase and install a selected heat pump before 31 July and keep cozy all season long.

Reach out today for a free quote!
Spots are booking fast, don't get stuck in the cold.
Mitsubishi Electric Australia

19/12/2024

🎄 Merry Christmas from Airwise! 🎅

Wishing you and your loved ones a season filled with joy, peace, and cherished moments. We’re so grateful for your support and look forward to serving you in the coming year.

Warm holiday wishes,
The Airwise Team

28/11/2024

PSA: Please exercise caution when purchasing second-hand air conditioning units. Many sellers may not be aware of any existing issues or the necessary steps to get the system up and running properly. If the unit isn’t properly sealed during removal, you could be facing the cost of a new refrigerant charge on top of installation.

I’ve just come across an ad for a unit listed as new that’s at least 15 years old, with mismatched indoor and outdoor units. To avoid potential issues and prevent being overcharged, seek professional advice before making a purchase.

21/11/2024

Have you been thinking of replacing your old air conditioner to something more efficient or even a new install, contact us for a free quote.

We highly recommend Mitsubishi Electric for quality, efficiency and longevity.

Get Summer Ready! Prepare your home for the hot summer days ahead with the Mitsubishi Electric AP Series Split System Air Conditioner. Contact one of our Diamond Dealers today https://www.mitsubishielectric.com.au/find-a-stockist/

09/07/2024

The Mitsubishi promotion is ending soon

Time is running out! Purchase an eligible Mitsubishi Electric split or ducted air conditioning unit and receive a BONUS gift card. Contact your local dealer to take advantage of the Gift Card campaign today. Offer ends 31/07/2024. Residential purchases only. T&Cs apply. See https://www.mitsubishielectric.com.au/promotions/ for more information.

07/07/2024

" We would like to give a shout-out to the Down 2 Earth Electrical team! We frequently collaborate with them on various projects. Their expertise ensures that all of our electrical circuits comply with Australian standards and meet manufacturers specifications "

Hit them up for any of your electrical needs! ⚡⚡

03/07/2024

Launceston, do you need some extra warmth❓
Feeling the cold❓ 🥶
Heat pump struggling❓

I have some information that may be helpful to you.

Understanding Heat Pumps and Defrosting❄️

Heat pumps are efficient devices for heating homes, but they can encounter challenges during cold weather.

Here’s what you need to know:

Refrigerant Pressure and Ambient Temperature:
Ambient temperature affects the refrigerant pressure inside your heat pump. Lower outside ambient temperatures lead to lower refrigerant pressures, which, in turn, can result in lower supply air temperatures.

The Defrost Process:
As your heat pump heats your indoor space, it also circulates cold refrigerant through the outdoor unit.
Over time, frost accumulates on the outdoor unit due to this cold refrigerant.

The reverse cycle valve will switch over to remove the frost. You might hear a woosh, gurgle, or cracking noise during this process — completely normal ‼️

Optimizing Your Heat Pump for Efficiency:

- Maintaining a consistent temperature by lowering it⬇️to 16 to 18 degrees rather than turning off the heat pump overnight or when you leave home is a smart approach. It helps the system work more efficiently and minimizes the need for frequent defrosting.

- Maintaining a consistent temperature also helps ensure that the thermal mass within your home retains heat effectively. When the whole house or room has sufficient thermal mass, it contributes to better heat retention and overall comfort.

- Adjusting the temperature when you arrive home is a great way to ensure comfort. Everyone has their own preference, but a range of 20 to 23 degrees Celsius is generally considered comfortable for indoor heating.

- Running the fan at a high speed helps circulate and reheat the air more quickly, allowing your heat pump to keep up with demand.

- Aiming louvres down towards the ground or oscillating can help circulate air better as hot air rises. Pushing air down will help it mix better, especially in rooms with higher ceilings.

- Clean Filters Regularly: Dirty filters reduce efficiency. Keep them clean or schedule professional servicing.

- Close Off Unneeded Rooms: Seal off rooms that don’t require heating to concentrate warmth where needed.

- Seal Gaps: Block gaps under doors🚪 and windows🪟 to prevent heat loss.

- Maintain Outdoor Unit: Ensure there’s no obstruction to airflow around the outdoor unit.

Remember, for repairs, servicing, or installations, consult a trained Refrigeration Technician. They have the expertise needed to keep your heat pump running efficiently. 🔧🪛

Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions and stay warm! 📞😊🌡️☀️

30/06/2024

This old Carrier ducted unit was reliable for many years, but nothing lasts forever. Upgrading to an inverter system will significantly improve energy efficiency. Mitsubishi Electric Australia

22/06/2024

We're taking a moment to recognise and celebrate all the hardworking individuals in the HVAC industry.

Are you on the tools today? Happy National HVAC Tech Day!

30/05/2024

Let's say the forklift was the ultimate winner in this battle royale. Absolutely forked indeed!