If you are thinking about buying air conditioning for your bedroom it is advised to purchase a unit with a low noise Db on the indoor unit. Whisper quiet is considered to be 25 Db and a quiet office 40 Db. This is a important factor to take into account. Some manufactures have made great efforts to reduce noise on the indoor air conditioning unit.

Noise is worth taking into account as some air conditioning home units such as portable air conditioning have a reputation for being noisy so if the unit is going into a bedroom this is worth considering. So when buying air conditioning for your home here are some tips-

1. Decide whether you want to conceal your air conditioning in a ceiling void. If so choose a ducted unit and plan the project or get a professional to plan it for you.

2. Find the ideal location for your air conditioning indoor units where they will be as unobtrusive or not likely to be in the way.

3. Find a location for the outdoor air conditioning unit which will be out off the way such as on a wall or flat ground.

4. Consider the route of the pipe services between indoor air conditioning unit and outdoor air conditioning unit.

5. The indoor air conditioning unit  will collect moister from the air and this will need to flow out either on a downward gradient or be pumped out using a mini-lime or likewise.

6. Wall units work out cheaper because they are cheaper to manufacture so if on a budget choose a wall air conditioning unit.

7. Artist air conditioning units that double up as a picture frame are new to the UK market but are ideal for house air conditioning. Take a look at the LG artcool range.

8. Choose a good brand for air conditioning a house as you have to live with it every day. It is the same with every household item, such as a television or oven quality talks.

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