Australia’s leading provider of Geoexchange heating, cooling and hot water systems
Why do some homes just ‘work’ while others do not? They are a practical living space as well as a sanctuary from the outside world. We are fortunate enough to be involved with many such homes and so we asked ourselves this exact question. The result wa …
As winter approaches in the southern hemisphere, many families will be thankful that they have installed a hydronic heating system in their home. Hydronic heating is a safe, flexible, economical and comfortable way to heat a home. A hydronic heating sy …
Going ‘off grid’ creates contrasting imagery. The romantic image is a remote house or log cabin in the woods, a wood fire and candlelight. The hardship image is a remote house or log cabin in the woods, a wood fire and candlelight. The fear in the seco …
This topic has been inspired by feedback we receive from homeowners, builders, architects and installers from around the country. We received it again just last week after a home show event and it usually starts with something like: “My (insert relatio …
HVAC systems have traditionally used the local ambient air (heating and cooling) or fossil fuels (predominantly heating through combustion) as their heat source and heat sink. Thermal storage is still a relatively new application and typically requires …
