Room-by-room
Split systems
Efficient reverse-cycle heating and cooling for bedrooms, living areas, offices and selected zones.
Plan a split system →
Local air-conditioning supportInstallation, repairs and servicing
Air conditioning Perth
Comfort made
for Perth.
Hisense and Daikin split and ducted reverse-cycle options, plus practical repairs and servicing from a local team that understands the electrical side too.
Hisense & DaikinRepairs & servicingSplit & ducted
Brands PSA supplies
Hisense and Daikin.
Selected for the job.
PSA supplies Hisense and Daikin air-conditioning systems, then confirms the model and capacity against the actual space and installation conditions.
Room load, efficiency, sound levels, control features, outdoor-unit position and budget all matter. Current model availability and the full installation scope are confirmed in writing before work is booked.
Ask for a Hisense or Daikin option →Right-sized comfort
Bigger is not always
more comfortable.
A system should match the heat load, insulation, glazing, ceiling height, room use and Perth sun exposure. Oversizing can cycle poorly; undersizing can work hard without catching up.
Room volumeOrientation & glassInsulationOccupancyOutdoor-unit positionElectrical supply
01Measure the spaceRoom volume, ceiling height and connected areas
02Check the heat loadGlass, orientation, insulation and Perth sun
03Plan the installationAirflow, drainage, outdoor position and electrical supply
04Confirm the modelA suitable Hisense or Daikin option in the written scope
A clear installation scope
Details that should be
settled before the day.
The quote should explain the intended equipment location and anything that may change the electrical, drainage or pipework scope.
Indoor position
Airflow, wall construction, condensate drainage and how the room is used.
Outdoor position
Clearances, noise, service access, weather exposure and mounting.
Pipe & drain route
Length, access, concealment and a reliable path for condensate.
Electrical supply
Dedicated circuits, isolators, switchboard capacity and compliant protection.
Real trade capability
Electrical and air
under one local team.
Air conditioning does not sit separately from the rest of the home. Supply capacity, switchboard work and solar generation can all affect the best way to plan it.
- Single-room and multi-room installations
- Ducted layout and zoning conversations
- Existing system fault assessment
- Electrical circuit and switchboard work
- Handover and operating guidance
Simple and site-specific
From assessment
to comfort.
- 01
Tell us the space
Share room details, photos and whether this is new, replacement or repair.
- 02
Confirm capacity and location
The team works through equipment size, access and installation conditions.
- 03
Agree on a clear scope
The written quote sets out equipment, works and important assumptions.
- 04
Install, test and hand over
The system is commissioned and the controls are explained.
Air-conditioning questions
Before we size
your comfort.
Email room photos and the existing unit details to sales@psawa.com.au.
Do you install split and ducted systems?
Yes. PSA supplies and installs reverse-cycle split systems and ducted air conditioning, with capacity and layout matched to the property.
Which air-conditioning brands do you supply?
PSA currently supplies Hisense and Daikin air-conditioning options. The exact model and capacity are confirmed against the room, property and installation conditions before quoting.
Can you replace an old air conditioner?
Yes. The team can assess the existing unit, pipework, electrical supply and installation conditions before recommending repair or replacement.
What affects the installation price?
Capacity, wall construction, pipe length, access, drain route, outdoor-unit position, electrical work and switchboard requirements can all affect the final scope.
Can solar help with air-conditioning costs?
Daytime solar generation can offset some daytime cooling or heating use. The useful result depends on system size, weather, appliance demand and when you run the air conditioner.
How do you work out the right air-conditioner size?
Room volume, glazing, insulation, orientation, occupancy, heat-producing equipment and Perth sun exposure all affect the load. Floor area alone is not enough for a sound recommendation.
Where should the outdoor unit go?
The location needs suitable clearances, airflow, service access, drainage, structural support and consideration of noise and weather exposure.
Will the quote include the electrical work?
The agreed scope should identify any dedicated circuit, isolator, switchboard or protection work required for the selected system.
New system or repair?