Split System and Multi Split Air Conditioning in Ballarat

A split system heats and cools a single room from one wall-mounted unit. A multi split runs several indoor units from a single outdoor unit, giving you room-by-room comfort through the house while keeping just one unit outside. Kingdom Climate Solutions installs split system and multi split air conditioning across Ballarat and Central Victoria. Every install is designed around your home, sized properly and finished cleanly.

How It Works

1

System Setup

A single, powerful outdoor unit is connected to multiple indoor units via refrigerant pipes.

2

Independent Room Control

Each indoor unit operates independently, allowing different temperature settings in different rooms or zones.

3

Heat Transfer

The outdoor unit circulates refrigerant to and from the indoor units, transferring heat as needed, either removing it for cooling or supplying it for heating.

4

Demand Management

The outdoor unit adjusts its performance to meet the combined heating or cooling demand of all active indoor units.

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Find Your Perfect Home Comfort Solution

Explore our range of multi split ac system options designed to provide optimal comfort and energy efficiency for any home size. Whether you need 3, 4, or 5 heads, enjoy features like individual zone control, app connectivity, and a 7-year warranty. Get started by talking to an expert today!

3 Units

Outdoor Unit + 3 indoor units

4 Units

Outdoor Unit + 4 indoor units

5 Units

Outdoor Unit + 5 indoor units

Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning Function

Drawing in External Heat

Even in low temperatures, the external unit draws heat from the air outdoors.

Heat Transfer Mechanism

The system compresses and expands the refrigerant, which helps move heat to the indoor unit.

Evenly Dispersing Warm Air Indoors

Heated air is distributed across the room by the indoor unit’s fan.

Air Extraction from Indoors

The indoor unit pulls warm air from the room.

Refrigerant-Based Heat Transfer

The refrigerant transfers the heat to the outdoor unit.

Expelling Heat Outside

The outdoor unit vents heat outside, letting cool air flow back into the room.

When a Split or Multi Split Suits Your Home

Split system installation is the right fit for single rooms, extensions, and homes without the roof space for ducting. A multi split takes it further, conditioning several rooms with independent control in each, so one bedroom can run cooler than the living room and unused rooms can be switched off.

For whole-home comfort where roof space allows, see our ducted reverse cycle systems. For a single room where the units can sit on the same wall, a back-to-back split system is the simplest install.

Reverse Cycle Heating and Cooling from One System

Every split and multi split system we install is a reverse cycle split system. It heats in winter, cools in summer and runs on electricity, which is why it is a common choice for households moving away from gas while keeping control room by room.

Modern inverter technology adjusts the system’s output to hold your set temperature efficiently, sized to the rooms it serves.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a multi split and a back-to-back split system?

A back-to-back system runs one indoor unit from one outdoor unit and suits a single room. A multi split runs several indoor units from one outdoor unit, so you can condition several rooms while keeping just one unit outside.

It depends on the number of indoor units, the brand and the run lengths in your home. We confirm the price after a free on-site assessment so there are no surprises.

Most systems connect three to six  indoor units to a single outdoor unit, depending on the model and the capacity your home needs. We size this during the assessment.

Yes. A reverse cycle multi split heats and cools, so it is a common choice for households moving away from gas while keeping room-by-room control.

Yes. Each indoor unit has its own control, so different rooms can run at different temperatures, and unused rooms can be switched off.