How Does Ducted Air Conditioning Work?
Ducted air conditioning is a whole-home reverse cycle cooling and heating system that quietly circulates conditioned air through a network of discreet ceiling outlets. At its heart is refrigerant, a heat-transfer fluid that absorbs heat from inside your home and releases it outside. As the refrigerant cycles between a liquid and a gas, it naturally warms and cools—in liquid form it soaks up heat indoors, and when it turns back into a gas it gives that heat off outdoors. This continuous process keeps your home at the temperature you choose, without the need for bulk wall mounted units.