As the chillier months set in here in Auckland, keeping your home warm and comfortable becomes a top priority for us all. However, with rising energy costs, it’s also important to manage your power bills effectively to keep your bills as low as possible. There are many things you can do to help keep your home warm and cosy while keeping your energy consumption in check.   1. Insulate to Accumulate Savings Making sure your home is properly insulated is a priority when you are looking at ways to keep your home warm this winter. By having a properly insulated home you’ll find it is easier t ..read more

As we move into the cooler months here in Auckland, the importance of maintaining a healthy, comfortable and energy-efficient home becomes a focus for many of us. With rising challenges on all of our household costs and as we focus more on the environmental impact of our energy usage, thinking about how you keep your home warm and dry in the winter can become more of a challenge, Technology continues to develop though and this brings some great solutions for kiwis who are focused on keeping out the moisture, and all the associated health concerns that come with it. Heat pumps and ventilation ..read more

As the leaves start to turn and the air starts to cool across Auckland, the quest for cosy begins. With the shift in the seasons, the importance of setting your home up with a quiet, energy efficient heating solution becomes an undeniable focus. With Mitsubishi Electric, you can rise to the challenge. Their heat pumps, packed with technology, redefines comfort with their whisper-quiet range, keeping your air clean, your home warm and your energy usage low – all with the least amount of noise. The Importance of Quiet Heat Pumps In our homes, the quiet is more than just the absence of noise ..read more

Improving the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in your home is crucial both for your health and comfort. Often overshadowed by outodoor air concerns, the quality of the air inside our homes and workplaces significantly impacts our daily lives, well-being and productivity. So let’s take a look at what IAW is, why it is important and some practical steps you can take to improve the air quality in your living and working spaces.  What Is Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)?  Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) encompasses various factors that characterise health and comfort levels of indoor air. It considers thin ..read more

As Auckland is grappling with a humid start to the summer with damp and muggy conditions, you won’t be alone in searching for a solution to manage your indoor air conditions.  Humidity is a factor that can be overlooked when thinking about your home’s comfort yet it plays a critical role in our home environment and overall well-being. Did you know that your heat pump or air conditioning unit most likely has an important function that can be pivotal in managing the humidity in your home and keeping your air healthy – understanding and controlling indoor humidity isn’t just about comfor ..read more

It’s felt like a long winter in NZ this year and as the sunshine and warm days is making a very welcome return, it’s time to turn our thinking to keeping our homes cool. As the sunny days start to warm up and the days stretch out for longer, the promise of ‘that kiwi summer’ is on the horizon. And so too are the warm sticky nights and sweltering afternoons – it’s time to start to plan the best way to keep your home cool and comfortable this summer. This year’s long range forecast is for an exceptionally warm and hot summer, making it more important than ever to have a reliable cooling syst ..read more

Make your home comfortable as the weather shifts to summer. Changes in the weather at this time of year can lead to cold mornings in your house and hot afternoons as the sun gets going. Keeping your house comfortable can feel like you are regularly changing how many layers you wear,  managing your blinds, heat pumps and airflow. There are a few things you can do to help make your whanau more comfortable , your house healthier and get the most out of your home heat pump system.  Give your heat pump a spring clean! You might find in the spring, you are using your heat pump less than yo ..read more

You’ve just got through the winter months, and your heat pump did its job perfectly – keeping your home cozy and warm. Now it’s time to put it to work again cooling your home over the hot summer months. But, if you haven’t been looking after your unit – with maintenance and services – you may notice a dip in its performance and a rise in your power bill. Nobody wants that. Just as you would look after your car, you really need to look after your air conditioning units. For the same reasons as your car, you may want to think twice before putting that maintenance to the bottom of your priority ..read more

Autumn has arrived! Mitsubishi WiFi gives you the ability to control your homes temperature, wherever you are! Technology is great. It gives us such control over almost everything in our lives now days, even controlling the temperature in our homes from afar. Auckland is notorious for it’s 4 seasons in one day, as we all know! And Autumn tends to accentuate this. Chilly mornings, warm hot afternoons, and cold nights can lead to a constant battle trying to keep you home at an ideal temperature. If your heat pump is working constantly, forever switching from heating to cooling -it won’t be ope ..read more

Summertime brings all the things we Kiwis love – BBQs, friends & family, sun, sand, and the list goes on. On the one hand, the weather is beautiful and there’s so much fun to be had. But on the other hand, sometimes the heat can get a little too much. With the 2021-2022 summer being the 5th hottest on record with Auckland being the warmest, we could be some more warm weather over the coming months. Keeping your home cool while also avoiding an increase in your power bill can be a bit of a juggling act at this time of year. However, with our tips and some small changes to the way you use ..read more