What is Ducted Air Conditioning Zoning?

Better Comfort. Better Savings.

Zoning your home’s ducted air conditioning system will mean that everyone can enjoy their own temperature and airflow, and you can save on energy and running costs by turning off the airflow for rooms not in use.

Without zoning technology, a central air conditioning unit cools or heats the entire house, which means that every room receives the same airflow, regardless of room size, how many people are using (or not using) that room, the sun hitting one side of the house, or most importantly, everyone’s individual choices for the temperature.

Your Comfort, When and Where You Need it

Air condition just the parts of the house you want to, and when.

Zoning Your Air Conditioning Helps

In the past, your climate control was just on or off, for the whole building at once, which wasn’t very efficient because you couldn’t turn off unused areas. You couldn’t control air volumes for different sizes of room. With different family members coming and going during the day, or congregating in areas together, these older systems meant that you’d be running the air conditioning in parts of the house not in use nor could everyone have their own tailored levels of comfort.

You wouldn’t have just one light switch for the entire house. We believe that your air conditioning shouldn’t be any different.

Enter AirTouch and ZoneMaster

Older style traditional zoning requires a large common zone which remains open at all times to prevent air pressure building up and damage to the ductwork. The common zone can occupy up to 25% or more of a home, and you will pay to heat or cool it regardless of whether you use that area which creates wastage. AirTouch and ZoneMaster can help solve these problems.

We believe that having total control of your home air conditioning system should be a necessity, and not an option.

We go on the basis that different areas of your home have different airflow needs, as do individual family members. Having the ability to monitor and adjust the amount of air going into each room should be easy for everyone.

We took all of this into consideration when designing our different systems to adapt and adjust to all your air conditioning requirements.