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19.01.2022 Always a pleasure doing jobs out here. Thanks for choosing usEnjoy your new CWDU’s

18.01.2022 Hoath Refrigeration’s number 1 helper on the job. Not long and he’ll be his Dads apprentice

18.01.2022 Using Your Air Conditioner Doesnt Mean Huge Scary Power Bills How much electricity does your air conditioner use? How much does it cost to run your air conditioner? It doesn’t cost as much as you think. A recent survey found that many Australian households cut down on using their air conditioner to save money on their electricity bills. Respondents estimated that 24% of their electricity bill comes from their air conditioner, so it’s no surprise that almost half (48%) said e...lectricity efficiency is their number one deciding factor when choosing an air conditioner. The average reverse cycle air conditioner (Split System) costs around $0.33 $0.40 per hour to run for heating purposes. An electric radiator heater costs about the same at $0.33 per hour, as does an electric panel heater at $0.40, but neither of these will heat as large an area. A gas heater costs more at $0.47 $0.52 per hour. Now that we have established that air conditioners aren’t necessarily the culprit when it comes to your power bills, there is still the potential for your power bill to shock you if you’ve been running your air con a fair bit. The following are some easy tips to potentially minimise the effect an air con can have on your power bill: Maintain consistent temperatures: the easiest way to reduce the impact of air conditioning on your electricity bill is to maintain a consistent temperature throughout the day. It might seem counter intuitive, but setting the temperature to warmer in summer, and colder in winter, can ensure the air conditioner isn’t working too hard and hiking up your energy consumption. Generally, the best temperatures to go by are 24C in summer and about 19C in winter. Setting it to these temperatures will ensure both you and your wallet will stay comfortable. It’s always tempting to take advantage of both the seabreeze and your air conditioner at the same time, but this can wreak havoc on the effectiveness of your air conditioner. This in turn can drive up your power bill. To make the environment the most ideal for your air conditioner to thrive, close the curtains and doors, and turn off any lights not in use. This reduces heat absorption and makes it easier for your air conditioner to operate. In winter, using these practices can allow you to trap in more heat, which can prove friendly for your power bill. Correct air conditioning maintenance: It’s easy to overlook this one. Ensuring your unit is properly maintained can help the air conditioner run better, and reduce your power bill. Organising an annual general service by a qualified Tradesman is pertinent to effective cooling and heating. Similar to a car, keeping it well maintained could reduce the overall cost of running it. Call Hoath Refrigeration & Air Conditioning for all your Fridgey & A/C needs

05.01.2022 Wishing you all a Happy New Year. Thanks for the support we had last year in starting our business. We are grateful & appreciate every one of you for giving us a chance to grow. We hope this year brings you success, happiness & good health. ...