Keep your bedroom cool, even when it’s hot outside. Air conditioning helps you stay comfortable on summer days and adds a little warmth to your home office on chilly mornings. Enjoy a more comfortable temperature in the rooms you use every day, through summer and beyond.

Two residents on a sofa with a wall-mounted air conditioner

Comfort in the room where you want it

Fixed air conditioning cools the room that gets too hot on warm days. A suitable heating function can also top up warmth in the same room.

Cooling where you need it
A solution for one or more rooms
Consider placement and installation together

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A resident working in a bright attic office with a wall-mounted air conditioner

Comfort by room

From a hot attic
to a pleasant workspace

The bedroom that stays warm or your workspace under the roof: start with the room where you want more comfort. Fixed air conditioning moves heat from that room outside. A model with heating mode can reverse the process.

We consider room size, insulation, sunlight and the indoor unit position. That helps us match capacity to the room and propose a suitable installation.

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One room or several?

Split air conditioning has an outdoor unit and one or more indoor units. The rooms you want to cool and possible pipe routes together determine the setup.

Keep one room
comfortable

Single-split connects one indoor unit to one outdoor unit. An option for a bedroom, for example.

Connect
several rooms

Multi-split can connect several indoor units to one outdoor unit. We compare that with separate systems.

An outdoor air conditioning unit on a brick wall beside a garden

Air conditioning or heat pump?

For your room or
your central heating

An air conditioner with heating mode is an air-to-air heat pump. It heats or cools air in the room with the indoor unit. You can use it alongside your boiler or air-to-water heat pump.

Want electric heating through radiators or underfloor heating and hot tap water too? Then we consider an air-to-water heat pump. For a bedroom, attic or home office we discuss air conditioning.

Compare the two options

Choosing air conditioning starts with the room.Capacity, position and noise need to work together.We include these points in your advice.

The room
Which room gets hottest? Tell us how you use it and when you are there.
Capacity and sunlight
Room size, insulation and sunlight help determine the cooling capacity needed.
Position and noise
We consider suitable positions indoors and outside, including noise and the surroundings.
Pipework and maintenance
Discuss pipe routes, condensate drainage and keeping filters clean beforehand.
The room
Which room gets hottest? Tell us how you use it and when you are there.
Capacity and sunlight
Room size, insulation and sunlight help determine the cooling capacity needed.
Position and noise
We consider suitable positions indoors and outside, including noise and the surroundings.
Pipework and maintenance
Discuss pipe routes, condensate drainage and keeping filters clean beforehand.
The room
Which room gets hottest? Tell us how you use it and when you are there.
Capacity and sunlight
Room size, insulation and sunlight help determine the cooling capacity needed.
Position and noise
We consider suitable positions indoors and outside, including noise and the surroundings.
Pipework and maintenance
Discuss pipe routes, condensate drainage and keeping filters clean beforehand.

A suitable place for each unit

Plan how it will
fit your home

We discuss where the indoor and outdoor units can go. Pipe routes, drainage, power supply and mounting affect the work required. For several rooms we compare possible setups.

After installation the operation and settings are checked. You receive an explanation of cooling, heating and the controls. We also discuss maintenance and keeping filters clean.

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A SolarFast installer checking an indoor air conditioner in an attic office

Comfort as part of
smart energy at home

Air conditioning uses electricity. We consider how cooling and heating plans fit the rest of your home.

All our products

Solar panels
When your panels generate electricity and your air conditioning is running, you can use available solar power directly.
Home battery
Store electricity for later. We assess capacity, controls and your use together.
Heat pump
Want to address central heating and hot tap water too? Explore an air-to-water heat pump.

From your first question to the explanation after installation. We guide you through each step.

Our approach

Your rooms and what matters to you

A bedroom that stays warm in the evening, or an attic where you work during the day. Where would you like to feel more comfortable? Together, we discuss which rooms you want to cool or give a little extra warmth. We look at your home, how you use each room and where the units could go. Your everyday life is where our advice begins.

Comfort where you want it
Start with the room that needs extra cooling or warmth.
Placement discussed beforehand
Units, pipework, drainage and power supply are considered together.
Understand the cost
Capacity, indoor unit count and mounting together determine the investment.

Let’s see which room needs more comfort

Tell us where it gets too warm in summer or where you need extra heating. We discuss the room and unit positions. You do not need to choose a system yet.

Where would you like more comfort?

Tell us about your rooms and wishes. We assess which air conditioning and installation suit your home.

Together we consider:

The rooms you want to cool
Capacity and indoor unit count
Position, noise and pipe routes
Equipment and installation costs

Our advisors
are happy to help

An advice call is easy to arrange

Leave your details. We will get in touch to arrange an advice call with no obligation.

Frequently asked questions about air conditioning

Many modern split air conditioners have heating mode. This can heat the room with the indoor unit. We discuss which model suits your use.

Single-split has one indoor and one outdoor unit. Multi-split connects several indoor units to one outdoor unit. Rooms, position and pipe routes determine a suitable setup.

Capacity, indoor unit count, mounting and pipe routes together determine the cost. Your quote specifies the components and work for your home.

Air conditioning heats the air in rooms with an indoor unit and does not provide hot tap water. For central heating and tap water we also consider an air-to-water heat pump.

We assess the outdoor unit position and surroundings beforehand. Indoor noise and position relative to neighbours are also considered in your proposal.

An air-to-air heat pump, such as air conditioning with heating mode, does not qualify for the Dutch ISDE heat-pump subsidy. This subsidy is therefore not included in your air conditioning cost assessment.

Keep your bedroom cool, even when it’s hot outside. Air conditioning helps you stay comfortable on summer days and adds a little warmth to your home office on chilly mornings. Enjoy a more comfortable temperature in the rooms you use every day, through summer and beyond.

Comfort in the room where you want it

From a hot attic
to a pleasant workspace