The heat pump in the church in Mt Maunganui wasn’t working and we were called out to investigate. Fault codes were flashing on the indoor unit LED’s, and we went to the roof to determine why there was a communication error between the indoor unit and outdoor unit.
This Daikin heat pump in Mt Maunganui stopped working and we were called out to the customers house to look at it. We quickly determined that the outdoor fan was faulty, and luckily enough there were parts available at Daikin.
This heat pump was installed in the lounge of a property in Pongakawa. The high capacity heat pump is located in a large open plan Lounge, kitchen and dining area, neatly positioned above a wall mounted TV.
We installed New Zealand's smallest high wall heat pump, the Mitsubishi MSZ-AP20VGD, above a window frame in a bedroom of a home in Papamoa.
If you're looking for a high-efficiency heat pump that won't take up a lot of space, the Mitsubishi MSZ-AP20VGD is the perfect option for you. This compact heat pump is just 760mm wide, making it ideal for small spaces like bedrooms, home offices, and hallways.
Heat pump repair in Matua, Tauranga: a Panasonic floor console heat pump was making a “whining noise”. It was clear that the fan motor was at fault.
We've recently installed a Mitsubishi MSZ-GL42VGD heat pump installed into a Te Puke address. The heat pump is large enough to heat the lounge area and positioned so that the heat would flow through into the adjacent bedroom.
If you notice a high volume of cockroaches near your outdoor electronics it would be worth a regular inspection for signs of a bigger problem. You may find that pest control is preferable to potentially costly heat pump repairs!
When it comes to heat pumps, as with most things, you get what you pay for. There is a big difference in a cheaper branded heat pump (in this case, Daicool) when compared to a quality brand such as Mitsubishi Electric, or Fujitsu.
We've supplied & installed this Mitsubishi Electric GL42 heat pump for a home in Mt Maunganui. The indoor unit is strategically positioned in the corner of the lounge, so that the outdoor unit can sit directly behind it. Find out why this a go-to installation technique for may heat pump installations.
Normally my advice is that a heat pump will do just the room that it is in. But in this case, it has contributed to greater comfort to other rooms down the hall… this from the owner's mouth.
This Papamoa rental property needed a heat pump for its medium-sized lounge. The heat pump installation was in response to the new law passed through parliament that requires New Zealand rental properties to have an efficient heating source in the lounge.
