Room guide
Bedroom air conditioning
The bedroom is the room most people cool first. Around here there’s an extra reason: with planes overhead, opening the window at night isn’t always an option.
Guide figure on screen in about 3 minutes. No call-back needed.
- Best system type
- Single splitOne quiet wall unit and one outdoor unit. A multi-split can serve more bedrooms later.
- Typical fitting time
- About a dayOne bedroom is commonly done in a single day.
- Things to check
- Which wall faces outside
- Where the outdoor unit can sit, away from bedroom windows
- A low sound figure on the quietest fan speed
What helps sleep
Most people sleep best in a cool room, somewhere in the high teens. On a warm summer night in Langley or Datchet a closed bedroom can stay well above that until dawn. A wall unit set on its night mode brings the temperature down gently and keeps it there, while also drying the air so the room feels fresher.
Tick “Main bedroom” in the estimate and see a guide figure for it.
Choosing a quiet unit
- 01Look at the lowest sound figureGood bedroom units go down to around 19 to 21 decibels on their quietest fan speed.
- 02Avoid oversizingA unit that’s too big switches on and off, which you notice at night.
- 03Place the outdoor part carefullyAway from your own and your neighbours’ bedroom windows.
The estimate asks about the room and the outside wall. See your figure on screen.
Children’s rooms and nurseries
Many families add a unit to a child’s room after a hot summer. Keep the airflow pointed away from the cot or bed, and use the remote’s child lock. Some units can be controlled from a phone, so you can cool the room before bedtime without going in.
Ready to see what a bedroom unit would come to? Start the estimate.
Bedroom questions
Things people ask
Is the air too dry for sleeping?
Cooling does remove some moisture, which most people find more comfortable in summer. If it bothers you, use a slightly warmer setting or the dry mode instead.
Do I need a unit in every bedroom?
Not necessarily. A multi-split can serve two or three bedrooms from one outdoor unit, and you can add rooms later if you plan for it.