Whole-home climate control, engineered for exceptional homes.

What is a VRV/VRF system?

VRV (variable refrigerant volume) and VRF (variable refrigerant flow) describe the same idea: one outdoor system connected to many indoor units, with the amount of refrigerant to each room adjusted continuously to match what that room needs.

Each room or zone has its own unit and its own control, so a bedroom can be cool while the living area is warm and the spare room is off.

Why homeowners choose it

• Individual control of every room, from the wall or your phone.
• Efficient by design. Inverter technology matches output to the real load instead of cycling on and off.
• Discreet. Concealed ducted units, tidy pipework and careful placement, so the system disappears into the architecture.
• One outdoor system instead of a row of condensers on the side of the house.

A recent example

A full renovation in Killara, with a Fujitsu VRF system of eight indoor units: mid-static ducted units and bulkhead units in every bedroom, plus mechanical ventilation throughout.

Is VRV/VRF right for my home?

It suits larger and multi-level homes, homes with many rooms that are used differently through the day, and projects where appearance matters. For smaller homes a well-designed ducted system can be the better choice, and we'll tell you so.

Further reading: VRV/VRF or ducted? · What affects the cost of a VRV/VRF system · Planning for a new build

How we work

• Site visit and design. We look at the plans or the home and talk through how you live in it before we size anything.
• Clear written proposal setting out equipment, layout and scope.
• Installation coordinated with your builder, with neat concealed runs and a clean site.
• Commissioning and handover. We test everything, walk you through the controls, and look after servicing from there.

Common questions