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25.01.2022 Attention While it’s heating up out there just remember that your freezer is for food, not for people! To avoid getting stuck with a make-do cooling solution this summer, give Mick, your local air-conditioning specialist, a call to organise a quote. 0448 855 971

25.01.2022 THE SLEEP FACTOR: HOW CHOOSING THE RIGHT AIR-CONDITIONER CAN ENSURE A GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP FOR YOUR CHILD Each night thousands of Aussie parents face this same struggle from the constant but I just need some water to our personal favourite but I’m just not tired - convincing your child that they need to get to sleep is no easy feat. https://mhiaa.com.au/how-choosing-the-right-air-condition/

25.01.2022 So you’ve found yourself working from home and discovered your house/home office is not as cool during the day as you would like!!! Here, at Mick Gordon Industries, we care about you being able to get your work done in comfort. It maybe time to have a look at how you can LIVE COOLER. What are your options???... We can install ceiling fans or If you want something that, as well as cooling during these hot days, will also warm you up as the weather begins to cool, you could choose option... 2. We can install you a split system air conditioner! Give Mick a call today, 0448855971, to discuss how you can work more comfortably

23.01.2022 LED IS THE NEW BLACK Sure, switching lights off is good, but installing LED lights is way better. The Federal Government’s Energy Rating website spells out the cost benefits of LED lights, taking into account the cost to buy and run, as well as how long they last. ... Just to give you an idea of how far the technology has come: an old-style 75-Watt light bulb costs about $23 per year to run in the average home, whereas a quality 6-Watt LED produces the same amount of light and costs less than $5 per year to run. Hint: when buying LEDs for indoors go for warm white colour temperatures (look for 2700-3000k on the packet). A cool white colour temperature is the default for LED lights but it casts a cold, harsh light that many people dislike, more suited to a carpark or stairwell than a home. Mick Gordon Industries can replace your halogen downlights with LED’s, if you are installing downlights for the first time, Mick can help you with the optimal placement of your lights, and ensure that your lighting creates a great atmosphere while remaining energy efficient. Give Mick a call today 0448 855 971 to discuss your downlight options.

21.01.2022 Google reviews for small business Please if you love a small business give them a wonderful Google &/or Facebook review. When all this is over these reviews will help them more than you know. Many non local people will research and use these ratings to make a choice which may save a struggling business later on pay it forward If you have used Mick Gordon Industries we would really appreciate you giving us a review

21.01.2022 Shared this in February 2018 and think it’s more relevant today - think we’re in for a hot hot summer

19.01.2022 Mick Gordon Industries have been on holiday, we are all refreshed and back on the tools today

18.01.2022 It’s Asbestos Awareness Week 24-30th November 2019 Asbestos products can be found in many places in Queensland homes, vehicles and plant so it’s vital we all know where to find, and how to keep ourselves safe when working with asbestos products.... https://www.asbestos.qld.gov.au//common-locations-asbestos

18.01.2022 Mick Gordon Industries recommend, and can supply and install the right Mitsubishi Heavy Industries air conditioner in your home to keep you cool this summer.

18.01.2022 Test your safety switch every three months Test your safety switches every three months to ensure they are working properly. Follow these simple steps:... At the switchboard, press the ‘T’ or ‘Test’ button located on the safety switch, if it flicks off and cuts the power, it is working. Check to see which lights or appliances are now off these are protected by the safety switch. If it has not cut the power to the connected circuit then you are no longer protected and you should talk to us, Mick Gordon Industries, as soon as you can. After testing, turn the safety switch back on. Depending on the safety switch type, push it back upwards or twist it into the ‘on’ position. For circuits with a refrigerator or air conditioner, wait for two to three minutes before resetting to avoid possible appliance damage. If your safety switch ‘trips’ during normal household electricity use there may be a fault. Reset the safety switch and if it trips again, seek further advice from Mick on 0448 855 971. Visit electricalsafety.qld.gov.au to view short films about how to test your safety switch and what to do about nuisance tripping.

17.01.2022 TODAY IS WORLD REFRIGERATION DAY... Called the Coolest Day of the Year, World Refrigeration Day is an international awareness campaign created to raise the profile of the refrigeration, air-conditioning and heat-pump sector and focuses attention on the significant role that the industry and its technology play in modern life and society. It draws attention to wonderful engineering and science that is all around us every day. Refrigeration is at the very heart of modern li...fe. It enables people to live, travel and work comfortably. It saves lives. It enables people to achieve. This year, the theme will be Cold Chain 4 Life. Cooling and cold chains are especially relevant in the times of COVID19: surgeons operate in air-conditioned hospitals, hilled vaccines are delivered safely to millions in need, low-carbon heating solutions (heat-pumps) keep people warm, food is delivered in hygienically safe conditions. Refrigeration is essentially a question of temperature and, as such, it only seems natural to celebrate the field on the birthday of the pioneer at the origin of the international unit of temperature, Lord Kelvin (Sir William Thomson) born 26 June 1824. Mick Gordon Industries recognises that refrigeration has such a long and fascinating history full of inventors, engineering pioneers, scientists, and industrial entrepreneurs from around the world - all of whom deserve to be recognised and remembered for their valuable contribution. Here’s to all the our fellow Refrigeration Mechanics

16.01.2022 FIRE DANGERS IN YOUR HOME... WIRING Old wiring in homes can become faulty and cause an electrical fire. Signs that your wiring may have issues are safety switches regularly tripping, fuses blowing, lights dimming or flickering, warm, vibrating or charred outlets or switches, and smoke smells from outlets. If you notice any of these signs, discontinue use and be sure to have a qualified electrician perform an inspection as soon as possible.... If you have concerns about your wiring, give Mick a call to discuss how to make your home safe - 0448 855 971.

16.01.2022 Mick Gordon Industries are trying very hard to keep you all cool in this very HOT summer! We can help with a break down, service or supply and install of your new air-conditioning unit. Give Mick a call and have a chat

16.01.2022 BE SMART ABOUT AIR CONDITIONING Once a luxury, air conditioners are now common in Australian homes, partly thanks to a lower cost to both buy and run. Inverter technology is now the standard and is much more energy efficient than the old cranking non-inverters. Already have air con? Set the temperature between 24 and 26 degrees to hit the sweet spot for comfort versus cost. And when a hot day is forecast, switch on early, otherwise your air con will work twice as hard to tr...y and reach the target temperature, using a lot more electricity in the process. For every degree you set your thermostat away from the outside temperature, there is around a 10 per cent increase in the energy used by your air conditioner. Not only will setting your temperature between 24 and 26 degrees save you money on your energy bill, but you could save up to 0.5 tonnes of carbon each year. But power bills can still vary greatly depending on how we install and use our air con. If you’re thinking of installing air-conditioning give Mick a call 0448855971 today to discuss your options.

15.01.2022 DID YOU KNOW?... You don't have to make direct contact with a powerline for it to kill you. Electricity can arc (or jump) from powerlines to you and your tools. The impact can be instant and lethal. To protect yourself, locate powerlines before you begin work, stay at least three metres away from them and always carry your ladder horizontally, never vertically.... #RespectThePower https://www.youtube.com/watch

15.01.2022 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Summer Promotion is finally here!!!!! 40 chances to win your money back! Buy ANY eligible Mitsubishi Heavy Industries air-conditioner during the promotional period and enter online for your chance to WIN back the entire invoice cost of your purchase and installation!* Imagine a totally free, brand new air-conditioning system to help you tackle the Aussie Summer. CLICK BELOW to find out more: mhiaa.com.au/summer... Mick Gordon Industries can help you get the chance to win, contact us for advice on the best units for your home or office and a quote 0448 855 971. *Terms and Conditions apply

14.01.2022 It’s Asbestos Awareness Week (24th-30th November) Mick Gordon Industries, has personal experience with Asbestosis in our family, so we take the handling and working with these materials very seriously! Here are some FAQ for homeowners and the general public... https://www.asbestos.qld.gov.au//frequently-asked-question See more

13.01.2022 Give Mick a call to discuss... All Electrical Repairs, Upgrades and Additions, Air Conditioning Repairs, Service and Installations. 0448 855 971... Fully licensed and insured https://www.mickgordonindustries.com

12.01.2022 Perfect for bedrooms- the super quiet Avanti PLUS gives new meaning to 'whisper quiet’. At just 19dB(A)*, the Avanti PLUS is quieter than gentle rustling leaves or the sound of a whisper from 1.5m away. *Low fan mode. 2.0kW, 2.5kW, 3.5kW... https://mhiaa.com.au//residential-split-system-air-condi/

12.01.2022 It’s Asbestos Awareness Week 24-30th November 2019 Wearing protective equipment... Wearing the right personal protective equipment is essential to protecting your health when working with asbestos. Personal protective equipment is available from most hardware or safety equipment suppliers. https://www.asbestos.qld.gov.au//wearing-protective-equipm

12.01.2022 This is why it is so important to hire a licensed electrician and air conditioning installer. When you have Mick complete your job you get a licensed electrician and air conditioning mechanic/installer all in one! One Call, One Tradie, Job Done... Electrical license #75535 Refrigeration License #L009601 ARC #AU31805 https://www.facebook.com//a.842024632554/3723812084376121/

12.01.2022 It's never a bad idea to reduce your energy consumption, whatever your reason may be! https://www.youtube.com/watch

11.01.2022 THROW OUT YOUR OLD ELECTRIC BLANKET!!! What are the benefits of using an air conditioner in winter? The benefits are obvious: the reverse cycle air conditioner offers an energy-efficient solution to all your heating and cooling needs. This heating option is also much safer than more traditional heaters.... You can improve the efficiency of your reverse cycle air conditioning system by following a few simple steps: Close doors and windows to prevent heat loss. Close the doors to any rooms that don’t need to be heated; this will stop unnecessary dissipation of the heat. Close curtains or blinds this will keep the heat in and the cold out. Don’t run the air conditioner when you are not home it will heat your space very quickly once it has been turned back on. Try turning it off overnight when you are tucked up in a warm bed. Have your air conditioning unit serviced regularly to keep it running well. Mick is happy to chat with you about your, reverse cycle air conditioning, options and answer any questions you may have. He can definitely recommend a solution that suits both your heating (and cooling) needs. Give Mick a call today 0448 855971

10.01.2022 TAKE ACTION TO PREVENT FIRES Did you know that the legislation for smoke alarms has changed? To best protect your family from house fires, the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) recommends getting your smoke alarms updated to fit with the new legislation as soon as possible. In the interim, it is also important to make sure your existing alarms are working properly. All bedrooms should have smoke alarms as fires often start within bedrooms.... You can find out more about smoke alarms and the legislation at www.qfes.qld.gov.au Give Mick a call to discuss all your smoke alarm needs - 0448 855 971.

10.01.2022 Summer is coming but is your air-conditioner ready? Check out this handy guide below for ensuring your AC is ready to go for summer! https://mhiaa.com.au/five-tips-for-getting-your-aircondit/

10.01.2022 Looking to keep the smoke out? Thankfully we seem to be over the worst of the bushfire season here in Brisbane, but this is some useful information when they are doing controlled burn-offs near your area or there maybe other reasons for smoke to be about. From air purifiers to DIY hacks: What are the best ways to try to keep your home smoke-free?... Here are some handy tips. https://www.abc.net.au//keeping-your-home-smoke-/11857898

09.01.2022 Controlled refrigerants in Australia - How it works... Mick has all the required licenses and expertise to install, perform maintenance and decommission your air-conditioner; ensuring the synthetic greenhouse gas refrigerant doesn’t not get released into the environment.

08.01.2022 A good reminder for all of us to be careful when charging our phones and devices! It’s school holidays so let’s remind our children to be careful with electricity and especially, to not leave devices on their beds when on charge. Research has revealed that 53% of children charge their phone or tablet either on their bed or under their pillow. This is can be extremely dangerous.... The heat generated cannot dissipate and the charger will become hotter and hotter. The likely result is that the pillow/bed will catch fire placing the child (as well as everyone else in the property) in great danger. Think....where do you & your family charge your moblie phone? See more

08.01.2022 EXTENSION LEADS SAFETY Extension leads are a common and convenient way of delivering power to the exact locations where needed. However, it is important to remember that extension leads are a temporary solution and are not meant to be used as a long-term extension of your workplace’s, or home’s, electrical system. Extension leads misuse can lead to fire and pose risks to your personal safety. Continuous use over time can cause an extension lead to deteriorate, creating a pote...ntial for dangerous electric shock or fire hazard. Another way to reduce the use of extension leads is to have additional points installed where you need them. Give Mick a call today to discuss all your electrical needs.

06.01.2022 SAFETY SWITCHES The risk is real. One safety switch may not be enough! Safety switches protect you, your family and anyone visiting your home from electric shock. They turn off the power in a fraction of a second if a leakage of current is detected. This can happen if there is a faulty power point or electrical appliance, or you accidentally hit a live cable while drilling into a wall.... Even if your home has a safety switch installed, one may not be enough to protect you from electric shock. A safety switch only protects you if it’s on that circuit. You should consider having safety switches installed on all circuits in your home, including power points, lights, air conditioning, oven, hot water and pool equipment circuits, even if they are on a separate tariff. Talk to Mick today, 0448 855 97, to make your home as safe as possible.

06.01.2022 To avoid getting stuck with a make-do cooling solution this summer, give Mick, your local air-conditioning specialist, a call to organise a quote. 0448 855 971

04.01.2022 WINTER IS ON ITS WAY... If you‘re looking for a reliable and efficient way to keep your house cozy and warm this Winter give Mick a call and discuss your options, he can recommend solutions to both your heating and cooling needs. Research by Sustainability Victoria (an initiative of Victoria State Government) reveals that a reverse cycle wall split system air conditioner is the most energy-efficient choice you can make, coming in at 72% cheaper to run than a portable plug-in heater.

04.01.2022 Given the uncertain times we are now living in with the COVID-19 virus, Mick Gordon Industries wishes to reassure you that we are following the National Health and Safety Guidelines to ensure the health and wellbeing of our customers, suppliers and own family. We are still here, open and ready to assist you with all your electrical, air conditioning and commercial refrigeration needs.