Heating and cooling that stops costing you a fortune
Heating and cooling is about 43% of energy use in the average home. It is the single biggest thing on your bill, and usually the oldest thing in your house.
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Ducted gas was a good idea in 1985
It heats the whole house whether you are in it or not, it leaks through the ductwork, and it runs on a fuel that keeps getting dearer.
A modern reverse-cycle system heats the rooms you are actually using, runs off electricity you can generate yourself, and cools in summer as well. One unit, both jobs.
What you have now, and what it is costing
| System | How it works | The problem |
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| Ducted gas | Burns gas in a central unit and pushes warm air through ducts. |
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| Electric resistive | Panel or fan heaters convert electricity straight to heat. |
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| Evaporative cooling | Pulls outside air across wet pads to cool it. |
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| Reverse cycle | Moves heat rather than making it, in both directions. |
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Split, multi-split or ducted
A single split handles one room well and costs the least to put in. A multi-split runs several heads off one outdoor unit, which suits a house where you only ever heat two or three rooms.
Ducted reverse-cycle covers the whole house and zones properly, so you are not paying to condition the spare room.
Which one makes sense depends on your layout, your ceiling space and how you actually live in the house. We work that out on site.
- Up to 40% lower running costs on high-efficiency systems
- Heating and cooling from the same unit
- Filters out up to 80% more dust and allergens
- Runs on your solar through the day
Getting the rebate takes about 30 seconds of your time
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Check eligibility
Hit the button below. It asks what you have now and where you live.
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Answer a few questions
About 30 seconds. No documents, no account to create.
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We confirm the rebate
One of our energy specialists comes back with the actual number for your address.
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Book the install
At a time that suits you, by our own accredited installers.
Find out what your rebate is worth
The Victorian Energy Upgrades program brings the upfront cost of a high-efficiency system down considerably. Eligibility depends on what you are replacing.
Still have questions?
Yes. Modern units are rated to keep producing heat well below zero. The technology has moved a long way from the systems people remember struggling in the cold.
In most homes, yes. A reverse-cycle unit moves heat instead of burning fuel to make it, so you get several units of heat per unit of electricity. Pair it with solar and the gap widens.
Sometimes. It depends on their condition and sizing. We check during the site visit rather than promising either way up front.
A single split is usually a day. Multi-split and ducted systems take longer depending on the run.
Yes, and that is where the real saving sits. Running the system through the middle of the day uses power you generated rather than power you bought.
Heating and cooling upgrades are covered under the Victorian Energy Upgrades program. The amount depends on the system you are replacing and the one going in. We confirm your figure before you commit to anything.
Who we answer to
Elite is an approved seller under the New Energy Tech Consumer Code and an accredited Solar Victoria retailer.
