Stinson Air Blog

Daikin achieves Australian Made certification and expands local factory Over the last 50 years – Daikin have become Australia’s number one air conditioning brand. With a commitment to local productions, they’ve been manufacturing in Australia since 1982 which has truly … Continued

Stinson Air are proud to introduce the newest member to the Daikin air conditioning family – the Zena designer series. Designed to impress, this is one air conditioner that really emphasises style, on top of the usual effectiveness of the … Continued

Stinson Air have been in the business for over 20 years, and that means we hear a lot of different misconceptions about air conditioning! We thought we’d put together a guide that can help clear up some of the common … Continued

Solar power is an amazing natural and renewable source of energy, used to power our homes using the power of sunlight. It’s interesting to note that solar power is generated by light, and not heat. What is a Rooftop Solar … Continued

Reverse cycle air conditioning is one of the most effective climate control systems available to you, giving you the ability to both cool or heat the air in your home or business. Reverse cycle systems are also very effective in … Continued

Did you know that for every degree that you increase your temperature of your air conditioner in winter or decrease in summer, it changes your energy use by up to 10%? In the Australian climate, most people are setting their … Continued

If you are looking to heat or cool a small home, apartment or even just a small area, there is no need for a large air conditioning unit that is going to take up your valuable space, not to mention … Continued

It’s been a while since we’ve discussed the great Evaporative Air Conditioning VS Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning debate, so we thought we would bring out our latest thoughts! The main difference between these two systems is that reverse cycle air … Continued

Currently have a window mounted air conditioner and you are wondering whether it’s time to upgrade to a bigger system? Read on to see why a split system is the more energy efficient option. How is a split system air … Continued

Recent reports have shown that the average household annual electricity bill is over $2,000. Some households have reported having bi-monthly electricity costs of between $500 and $1000! Furthermore, the WA government has announced in the 2018 budget that there will … Continued