4.5 Stars energy efficiency rating

• 4.5 Stars energy efficiency rating in cooling mode
• Superior airflow – up to 12m
• R32 refrigerant** – greater savings for you and the environment

Superior technology

• Delay timer – turns appliance on/off within a specific time period
• Wi-Fi and Voice control – allows for convenient control from anywhere with the AC Freedom App⁺ (App available from the Apple Store or Google Play, and is compatible with Google Home and Amazon Alexa)
• Intuitive end of season cleaning function
• Adjustable air flow direction
• Outdoor operation range for temperatures of up to 52° Celsius
• Low operating noise levels
• Boost/turbo mode – swiftly reach desired set temperatures

Rinnai quality

• 7 year residential warranty*

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Find out which size J Series split system your room requires

FAQs

• How much does it cost to run a Split System? >

  Running costs depend on the unit size, energy efficiency, electricity rates and how often it’s used.

  As a rough guide:

  • 2.5–3.5 kW unit: ~$0.60–$1.00 per hour
  • 5.0–7.0 kW unit: ~$1.00–$2.00 per hour

  Inverter Split Systems adjust their output once the room reaches temperature, which helps keep running costs down.

• What size Split System do I need? >

  The right size depends on room size, ceiling height, insulation, window size and how much sun the room gets.

  As a rule of thumb:

  • Bedrooms: 2.5–3.5 kW
  • Living areas: 5.0–7.0 kW
  • Large open-plan spaces: 8.0 kW+

  An installer can confirm with a heat load calculation.

  Refer to the following guide to help determine what size JX Series you require >

• Are Split Systems energy efficient? >

  Yes. Modern split systems are among the most energy-efficient ways to heat and cool a home.

  Look for:

  • High star ratings (Cooling & Heating)
  • Inverter technology
  • Zoning by room (only heat/cool where needed)
• Can a Split System heat my home as well as cool it? >

  Yes. Reverse-cycle split systems both heat and cool and are very efficient, even in colder climates.

  They use electricity to move heat rather than create it, making them cheaper to run than many traditional heaters.

• What temperature should I set my air conditioner to? >

  For comfort and efficiency:

  • Cooling: 23–25°C
  • Heating: 18–20°C

  Every degree outside these ranges can significantly increase energy use.

• How long does a Split System last? >

  With proper installation and maintenance:

  • 10–15 years is typical

  Coastal or dusty environments may require more frequent servicing.

*For full warranty terms and conditions refer to the related warranty booklet.
**R32 refrigerant: is a highly energy-efficient, low Global Warming Potential (GWP) gas used in modern air conditioners. It offers better cooling performance while using less energy, making it ideal for eco-friendly air conditioning systems.

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NB: Reverse cycle air-conditioners are an effective solution as they provide both cooling and heating and are highly efficient. However, unlike gas heaters, their heating capacity will reduce with colder ambient temperatures, which is especially relevant for homes in colder areas. Discuss with your installer things like the local climate, the size of your house, its orientation and construction (such as glazing, doors, insulation), and your expectations, so a system with the appropriate capacity can be selected.