Central Heating and Cooling

Q: Does central heating have a pilot light?

Typically, no. Central heating has no way of leaking gas into your building and no pilot light as well. This does mean that if your gas-using central heating system requires reignition, you will have to call someone to do this manually. However, this happens rarely enough that it should not be a high average cost. No electricity-powered system in Australia uses a pilot light.

Q: Does central heating reduce humidity?

Yes. Adding in central heating can be an effective tool to combat high humidity and therefore provides a more comfortable living space. Central heating also means that condensation throughout your house or building will be lowered, improving the general ambient feel throughout.

A central heating system is an incredibly important feature for any house—it is a way of making sure the whole of a property is temperature-controlled without a great amount of work. Boilers with thermostat control, ducted heat pumps, and underfloor heating are all efficient methods for maintaining comfortable temperatures in a modern home. Gas or electricity, the central heating options featured by ArchiPro come from leading suppliers in Australia.

Barrisol Climatisation Solutions

Barrisol

Carpet Electric Underfloor Heating

Comfort Heat

MWD5 - Programmable WiFi Thermostat | Controls

Comfort Heat

Ducted Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning

Rinnai (AU)

Heating Control

Blutek

Under Timber Floor Heating

Coldbuster Floor Heating

DIY Hydronic Floor Heating Kits

Comfort Heat

Under Timber Electric Underfloor Heating

Comfort Heat

Slab Hydronic Floor Heating

Comfort Heat

In Slab Floor Heating

Coldbuster Floor Heating

Thin Electric Underfloor Heating

Comfort Heat

Slab Electric Underfloor Heating

Comfort Heat

MTD3 - Standard Control Thermostat | Controls

Comfort Heat

Screed Hydronic Floor Heating

Comfort Heat

Under Tile Floor Heating

Coldbuster Floor Heating

Ducted Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning (R32)

Rinnai (AU)

In Screed Floor Heating

Coldbuster Floor Heating

ETN4 - Home Automation Thermostat | Controls

Comfort Heat

Under Timber Hydronic Heating

Comfort Heat

Under Carpet Floor Heating

Coldbuster Floor Heating

Screed Electric Underfloor Heating

Comfort Heat

Endless® Chiller e-38

Endless® Pools and Spas

Comfort & Climate

Automated Audio Visual

DIY Electric Underfloor Heating Kits

Comfort Heat

20 & 24kW Ducted Reverse Cycle

Rinnai (AU)

Excelair Portable Air Conditioner 4.3kW

Sitro Group Australia

2.5kW Rinnai C Series Reverse Cycle Split System

Rinnai (AU)

8.0kW Reverse Cycle Split System

Rinnai (AU)

3.4kW Rinnai C Series Cooling Only Split System

Rinnai (AU)

8.0kW Reverse Cycle Split System

Rinnai (AU)

MCD5 Touch Screen Programmable Thermostat

Coldbuster Floor Heating

5.0kW Rinnai CJ Series Cooling Only Split System

Rinnai (AU)

CB-PDT Thermostat

Coldbuster Floor Heating

2.5kW Rinnai J Series Reverse Cycle Split System

Rinnai (AU)

Excelair Portable Air Conditioner 4.1kW

Sitro Group Australia

5.0kW Rinnai J Series Reverse Cycle Split System

Rinnai (AU)

2.6kW Reverse Cycle Split System

Rinnai (AU)

Geoflo Hybrid 22 Geothermal System

Rinnai (AU)

MWD5 WiFi Touch Screen Programmable Thermostat

Coldbuster Floor Heating

Excelair Portable Air Conditioner 4.1kW

Sitro Group Australia

Featuring the best central heating systems in Australia

ArchiPro features a high-quality range of great central heating systems that are perfect for any house looking to add one or update their old system. ArchiPro has a track record of providing the highest level home appliances in Australia, including central heating, from trusted suppliers across the country. If you’re looking for a new or better way to heat your home, you’ll have no trouble finding something to suit your needs including boilers, ducted heat pump systems, underfloor heating and more.

Types of central heating systems

Boilers

Boilers work by providing hot water to radiators around the home, typically operated by thermostat control.

Ducted Heat pumps

Ducted h eat pumps provide heat through vents and ducts to different parts of the home. They are often installed in the ceiling remaining out of sight.

Fireplaces

Add a cosy touch to any room with fireplaces. Fireplaces can be either gas or electric.

Underfloor heating

Formerly seen as a luxurious option, underfloor heating is becoming increasingly accessible and popular in Australia providing heat from the floor up.

The advantages of high-quality heaters

Having a good central heating system can help prevent disease and viruses during colder months, by making sure your house is at a consistent temperature all day, every day. Also, having a high-quality system means that you can be reliably warm without worrying about the system failing in time, repairs which can often be costly. The best systems are made with the latest advancements in technology and are built to last.

How to choose a central heating system that’s right for you

Every building, house and home has different specifications making some better suited to one type of heating than others, and your personal budget will dictate how advanced your central heating system can be. The size of your home and the way you want it heated will be a big factor as well as the amount of control you’d like over the system. Most homes in Australia use some form of central heating system but you should research the options according to your own needs and requirements. As much of this information is technical, consulting with a professional before purchasing is always best advised.

There are other solutions for heating and cooling your interiors, fans which provide energy-efficient cooling and enhance air circulation, fireplaces offer cosy warmth and create an inviting ambiance, hot water heating ensures consistent and energy-efficient warmth, and ventilation systems enhance air quality and temperature control.

Does central heating add value to a property?

Yes. Installing a boiler, furnace or air conditioning unit is one of the best ways to add value to your property, given that it is a highly desirable feature of any house on the market.