DESCRIPTION
Airconditioning Wholesale standard installation includes:
- Installation of indoor unit to wall with wall penetrations (brick and plasterboard only).
- Installation of outdoor unit directly behind indoor unit at ground level.
- Up to 3M of copper pipe.
- One length (2M) of 75mm pipe cover. (if required)
- Up to 3M of drain & interconnect cable.
- Ducting top cap cover. (if required)
- Connection to existing power circuit or isolator. Electrical circuit can be added at additional cost.
- Cleaning of all working areas.
- Removal of rubbish and debris.
- Electrical safety certificate issued (if electrical completed by our preferred electrician).
- Local power connection included (connection to existing power) - No electrical circuit from switchboard included in under 3kw installation. Multi units on a general electrical power circuit may require the installation of a dedicated circuit.
Important Information Regarding Your Installation Service
By proceeding with your installation booking, you acknowledge and agree to the following requirements and conditions.
Pre-Installation Survey
An installation and property survey will be emailed to you after your order is placed.
This survey must be completed accurately and in full before your installation can be scheduled.
Delays in completing the survey may delay your installation date. If information supplied in the survey is incomplete or incorrect, additional charges may apply where the installation requirements differ from those originally quoted or purchased.
Decommissioning & Reuse of Existing Components
Where an existing air conditioning system is being decommissioned or replaced, suitable existing components may be reused where appropriate. This helps reduce unnecessary waste, landfill and additional holes or alterations to the property.
Existing items that may be reused include:
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Electrical cabling
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Circuit cabling
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Isolation switches
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Refrigeration pipework or associated infrastructure where required if unaccessible to replace.
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Pipe covers or duct covers
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Existing penetrations through walls
If you require any existing component to be replaced rather than reused, this must be discussed and agreed with your installer before installation work begins.
Replacement of existing components may incur additional charges.
Once the installation has been completed, these items cannot be changed or replaced without additional labour, materials and associated charges.
Indoor & Outdoor Unit Locations
The final location and height of all indoor and outdoor units must be discussed and agreed with your installer before any installation work begins.
Unless specific requirements have been requested beforehand, the installer may use standard industry installation practices and determine an appropriate location based on accessibility, manufacturer requirements, drainage, pipework, electrical requirements and the property layout.
Once installation has commenced, unit locations cannot simply be changed.
Any requested change to the location, height, orientation or installation method after work has commenced may result in additional labour and material charges.
Standard Installation Conditions
Your purchased installation service is based on the inclusions and conditions stated with the installation product.
If the property or requested installation requires additional materials, labour or work outside the standard installation allowance, the installer will advise you before undertaking the additional work.
Additional work may include, but is not limited to:
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Additional pipework or electrical cabling
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Difficult or restricted access
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High-wall or elevated installations
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Roof access
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Additional penetrations
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Electrical upgrades
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Switchboard works
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Pumps or specialised drainage
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Additional duct or pipe covering
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Relocation of services
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Structural or building-related modifications
Additional charges may apply.
Customer or Authorised Representative Must Be Available
You, or an authorised representative who is able to approve installation decisions and additional work, must be available onsite for the duration of the installation.
The installer may require approval regarding unit positioning, heights, pipework routes, drainage, electrical locations or unexpected site conditions.
If no authorised person is available to make these decisions, the installer may proceed using standard installation practices where appropriate, or the installation may need to be postponed.
Additional attendance or rescheduling charges may apply where work cannot proceed due to the customer or an authorised representative being unavailable.
Approval Before Work Begins
Please inspect and confirm the proposed installation locations with your installer before work begins.
Allowing the installer to commence work will be considered acceptance of the agreed:
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Indoor unit location
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Outdoor unit location
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Installation heights
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Pipe and duct-cover routes
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Drainage location
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Electrical and isolator positioning
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General installation method
Please raise any questions or special requirements before installation commences.
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