Air Conditioners

Buy the best Air Conditioners in Australia online or in store from The Good Guys. Get a good deal on the best Reverse Cycle or Cooling Only Split System Air Conditioners, Window Wall, and Portable Air Conditioners. Browse leading brands including Kelvinator, Panasonic, Fujitsu, Hisense, Samsung and more. Explore our wide range of Heating and Cooling appliances to keep you and your family comfortable all year long. Feel free to ask about our hassle-free Installation services. Whether your rooms are large or cozy, the right Air Conditioner for your home is here at The Good Guys.

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  • Westinghouse C2.7kW H3.5kW Reverse Cycle Split System Westinghouse C2.7kW H3.5kW Reverse Cycle Split System
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    WSD27HWA
    $719
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  • Westinghouse C3.6kW H4.4kW Reverse Cycle Split System Westinghouse C3.6kW H4.4kW Reverse Cycle Split System
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  • Panasonic C2.5kW H3.2kW Reverse Cycle Split System and Air Purifier Panasonic C2.5kW H3.2kW Reverse Cycle Split System and Air Purifier
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  • Samsung C3.5kW H4kW Reverse Cycle Split System Samsung C3.5kW H4kW Reverse Cycle Split System
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    F-AR12BXECNWK1
    $1039
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  • Westinghouse C5.1kW H6.1kW Reverse Cycle Split System Westinghouse C5.1kW H6.1kW Reverse Cycle Split System
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    WSD51HWA
    $1279
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  • Westinghouse C7.3kW H8.3kW Reverse Cycle Split System Westinghouse C7.3kW H8.3kW Reverse Cycle Split System
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    WSD73HWA
    $1439
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  • Fujitsu C7.1kW H8.0kW Reverse Cycle Split System Fujitsu C7.1kW H8.0kW Reverse Cycle Split System
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    SET-ASTH24KMTD-NXT
    $1999
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  • Panasonic C7.1kW H8.0kW Reverse Cycle Split System and Air Purifier Panasonic C7.1kW H8.0kW Reverse Cycle Split System and Air Purifier
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    CS/CU-Z71AKR
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  • Fujitsu C7.1kW H8.0kW Reverse Cycle Split System - VIC only Fujitsu C7.1kW H8.0kW Reverse Cycle Split System - VIC only
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    SET-ASTH24KMTE-NXT
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  • Westinghouse C9.1kW H10.4kW Reverse Cycle Split System Westinghouse C9.1kW H10.4kW Reverse Cycle Split System
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    WSD91HWA
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  • Noirot Windout Window Solution Noirot Windout Window Solution
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  • Insta Chill Pure Chill Desktop Cooler Insta Chill Pure Chill Desktop Cooler
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  • EWT 9L Evaporative Cooler EWT 9L Evaporative Cooler
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  • DeLonghi Evaporative Cooler White DeLonghi Evaporative Cooler White
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  • Dimplex C1.6kW Cooling Only Window Box Air Con Dimplex C1.6kW Cooling Only Window Box Air Con
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  • Insta Chill Instachill Evaporative Cooler Insta Chill Instachill Evaporative Cooler
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  • Solt 2.56KW Portable Air Conditioner Solt 2.56KW Portable Air Conditioner
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  • Olimpia Splendid 2.6kW Portable Air Conditioner Olimpia Splendid 2.6kW Portable Air Conditioner
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    COMPACT10
    $649
  • Solt 3.5kW Portable Air Conditioner Solt 3.5kW Portable Air Conditioner
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  • Kelvinator C1.6kW Cool Only Box Air Conditioner Kelvinator C1.6kW Cool Only Box Air Conditioner
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  • Dimplex 2.6kW Portable AC w/ Dehumidifier Dimplex 2.6kW Portable AC w/ Dehumidifier
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  • DeLonghi 2.4kw Portable Air Conditioner DeLonghi 2.4kw Portable Air Conditioner
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  • Kelvinator C2.2kW Cool Only Box Air Conditioner Kelvinator C2.2kW Cool Only Box Air Conditioner
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  • Hisense C2.5kW H3.2kW Reverse Cycle Split System Hisense C2.5kW H3.2kW Reverse Cycle Split System
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  • Rinnai 2.6kW Portable Air Conditioner Rinnai 2.6kW Portable Air Conditioner
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    RPC26MCWF
    $799
  • DeLonghi 2.6kW Portable Air Conditioner DeLonghi 2.6kW Portable Air Conditioner
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  • Olimpia Splendid 3.5kW Portable Air Conditioner Olimpia Splendid 3.5kW Portable Air Conditioner
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  • Kelvinator C2.7kW Cool Only Box Air Conditioner Kelvinator C2.7kW Cool Only Box Air Conditioner
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  • Rinnai 3.4kW Portable Air Conditioner Rinnai 3.4kW Portable Air Conditioner
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  • Dimplex 3.5kW Recycled Portable AC w/ Wi-Fi & Dehumidifier Dimplex 3.5kW Recycled Portable AC w/ Wi-Fi & Dehumidifier
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Looking to keep cool this Summer? Find out which type of Air Conditioner is right for you.

Air Conditioners are a great way to keep home cool in hot weather. With so many options available, pick an AC unit that’s right for you with these top considerations.

What sorts of Air Conditioners are there?

There are several types of Air Conditioners on the market today. The most popular type of AC unit in Australia is a Split System Air Conditioner (which can also be Reverse Cycle allowing them to heat or cool), however Window Wall and Portable Air Conditioners are available for different use cases too. All AC units work by sucking in the warm air of the room, refrigerating it then pushing the cooled air back into the room whilst expelling excess heat outside.

Split System ACs consist of two units connected by pipes. The indoor unit sucks warm air from the room and blows back cool air, whilst the outdoor unit refrigerates the air and vents heat. Whilst it requires professional Installation, Split System ACs are the quietest and the most energy efficient.

Window Wall and Portable AC units are the least expensive units to buy and can be self-installed. They are a great budget or temporary AC option for renters. Window ACs and some Portable ACs require an available window or opening to the outdoors to vent excess heat through.

What size Air Conditioner do I need?

Before purchasing a new Air Conditioner, it's important to get accurate measurements for the dimensions of the home or room it's for. If an AC unit is too powerful for its service area then it will run more frequent cycles to achieve a target temperature, which makes it more power intensive and costly over time. This Heating and Cooling Calculator made by Fair Air in partnership with the Australian Institute of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heating (AIRAH) can help you decide on the perfect size Aircon to reduce energy load and your bills.

For Window Wall Units it's important to make sure it fits comfortably in the window frame and that the frame itself is stable and supports the unit’s weight. Portable ACs usually need to be placed near a window for heat venting and also be nearby a electrical wall socket. Power Boards and Extension Cords can be a fire hazard for Portable ACs and may void the warranty, so consult the manual or brand's website to check before committing to a unit.

How much power does an Air Conditioner use?

Although the energy efficiency of individual models will vary, Split System Air Conditioners are generally the most energy efficient units around. These units also tend to be the most energy efficient options for Heating if they have a Reverse Cycle function. Window Wall Air Conditioners are less efficient but are still good at cooling or heating smaller rooms and spaces. Sadly, Portable ACs are not considered energy efficient at all.

There are many variables to consider when shopping for the most energy efficient AC unit. Dimensions of the room, how it's furnished, the size and orientation of windows and the unit, insulation, types of shades / curtains and local climate all play a role in determining how best to cool and heat a home.

Since April 2020, all Air Conditioners sold in Australia are rated using the Zoned Energy Rating Label (ZERL), which can be used to compare models of same or similar sizes and factors, across separate ratings for Heating & Cooling in various seasonal and regional climates.

Is an Air Conditioner easy to clean?

Regularly cleaning an Air Conditioner is an easy and effective way to keep it running efficiently. All AC units come with an instruction manual either in the box or online that will describe how to take apart, clean and maintain the AC unit. Remember to always make sure that the power to the unit is switched off at the wall before any maintenance is undertaken.

All Air Conditioning units have a filter designed to trap dust and dirt from the air. If these become too dirty, they will begin to block airflow in the unit and may even become mouldy. Aim to clean the filters every few weeks when in use by simply taking them outside and shaking them off or using a Vacuum Cleaner. In heavy soiled cases, they can also be washed under the tap and left to air dry before reinstalling. Consider regularly wiping down the front grill and louvers and cleaning out any drains or pans if the unit doesn't freely drain.

Remember that the times of year when you most use your AC are also the busiest times for licensed AC maintenance. It's a good idea to check how the AC is running and book any necessary repairs in low use periods like Autumn and Spring before Summer and Winter hit.