Monthly Archives: March 2023

How Heat Pump Dry Mode Can Prevent and Remove Mould

The growth of mould is a concern in many New Zealand properties with our sometimes humid, sometimes wet, climate. It is essential to keep humidity levels under control as mould can lead to a host of health problems. One way to reduce mould is by using the dry mode on your Fonko-installed air conditioning unit. In this blog post, we will discuss how the dry mode can reduce mould growth and improve indoor air quality.   What is Dry Mode? Dry mode is a function found on most modern air conditioning units. When you activate dry mode, the air conditioner operates similar to a dehumidifier. It removes moisture from the … Read More

Improve the Efficiency of Your Commercial Air Conditioning

Air conditioning is essential for most commercial properties, but it may come at a significant expense if your system isn’t working efficiently. Fortunately, there are several ways to improve efficiency and cut costs on your energy bill while still keeping your building cool and comfortable for employees, clients and customers. Here are some tips on how to save on your energy bill when using commercial air conditioning.   Install a Smart Thermostat A programmable thermostat allows you to set your air conditioning system to automatically adjust the temperature based on your building’s occupancy and usage patterns. This can help you save on energy by reducing the amount of cooling needed … Read More

Common Heat Pump Problems and How to Fix Them

Heat pumps are a popular choice for heating and cooling homes and commercial properties because of their energy efficiency and versatility. However, like any mechanical system, heat pumps can experience problems over time if neglected, not maintained or as they age. Here are five common heat pump problems and how to fix them.   Lack of Heat As we leave summer behind, the need to heat our properties grows. If your heat pump isn’t providing enough heat, check the air filter to make sure it’s clean. A dirty filter can restrict airflow and reduce output. Another possible cause of a lack of heat is a faulty thermostat. Check the thermostat … Read More

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