Buy air conditioning

Do you want to buy an air conditioner and have it installed? Before you buy an air conditioner, it is wise to read up on it in order to make an informed choice. In this article you can read all about what is involved in buying an air conditioner, from average prices to smart tips.

What does it cost to buy an air conditioner?

The cost of an air conditioner depends on several factors: the type of air conditioner, its operation and installation. We have listed all the information below so you can find the air conditioner that suits you. Which air conditioner would we recommend? Carrier’s mobile air conditioner is ideal for cooling your home or room. This reliable air conditioner is definitely worth it in our opinion.

What types of air conditioners can I buy?

Air conditioners are available in different variants. Among these, the split air conditioner is the most commonly chosen option. This air conditioner has an indoor unit that controls the temperature of the room and an outdoor unit that acts as the engine of the air conditioner. Depending on how many rooms you want to cool and any other requirements, you can always buy an air conditioner that suits you. Check out the options and the corresponding prices in the table.

Types of operation

You can operate air conditioners in two ways. Many air conditioners have a wireless remote control that allows you to turn the air conditioner on and off. However, there are also air conditioners on the market that are controlled by a mobile app. Handy if, for example, you want to pre-cool the room(s) on the way home, so that you can step straight into the coolness when you get home. If you plan to buy an airco with a mobile app, you will generally be a bit more expensive. On average, these air conditioners cost an extra £100 to £200.

Airco with or without installation

While the mobile air conditioner can be driven straight into a room, most air conditioners need to be installed in your home. These mounting costs are in addition to the price of the air conditioner itself. See the overview below for the average installation costs per air conditioner. Or check out bol.com’s range of mobile air conditioners.

Buying and having air-conditioning installed

1. Look at the environment

Is the room well insulated? Then an air conditioner with less cooling power will suffice. Are there many devices in the room that give off heat, such as computers? Or is the room located directly under the roof, for example? Then you need an air conditioner with a higher capacity to provide the room with a pleasantly cool temperature.

2. Choose the right cooling power

The power of an air conditioner also depends on the number of m3 you want to be cooled. See the chart below for the capacity and the corresponding area.

3. Buy the right type of air conditioner

There are different types of air conditioners on the market. In the table below, we have listed them along with a description of the air conditioners. The VRF system is mainly used in commercial premises. Choose the air conditioner that best suits your needs.

Handy tips for buying an air conditioner

Tip 1. Choose energy-conscious

When buying an air conditioner, pay attention to the energy label. The most energy-conscious air conditioners carry the A to A++ label. These air conditioners are the best choice for the environment and savings on energy costs. The energy label is named in the product’s specifications.

Tip 2. Ask your neighbours

Many air conditioning specialists do volume discounts. For example, ask your neighbours who else needs an air conditioner. By buying several air conditioners at once, you will receive volume discounts. Benefit for you and benefit for your neighbours. A win-win situation therefore.

Advantages of air conditioning specialists

1. A specialist knows the best place.

After buying your air conditioner, you want the temperature in the room to always meet your needs. It is therefore important that the air conditioner is strategically placed so that your room is properly cooled or heated. A specialist will know this and will choose the best place in your room when installing the air conditioner

2. A specialist has knowledge about air conditioners.

An air conditioning specialist is up to date with the latest technological developments in the field of air conditioners. He gives tailor-made advice and knows exactly which air conditioner is suitable for your space. Knowledge and experience are very important, because the air quality and temperature in your home affect how you function. So always engage a STEK-certified air conditioning specialist so that you buy the right air conditioner for your space.

3. Buying an air conditioner with help saves effort and time.

Are you not so handy? Having an air conditioning specialist do the installation will save you a lot of effort, time and frustration after buying the air conditioner. Request air conditioning quotes, compare the price and enjoy a cool home.