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Stay cool through Peninsula summers and warm in winter. We supply and install split systems and ducted air conditioning across the Mornington Peninsula — all brands, all sizes.
📞 0418 383 232Peninsula summers are increasingly hot — and the coastal humidity makes the heat feel worse than the temperature suggests. Air conditioning is no longer a luxury for most Peninsula households. Whether you need a single split system in your Dromana bedroom or a full ducted system for a new home in Mount Martha, Impulse Electrical handles the electrical installation component — including the dedicated circuit, switchboard work, and connection to your outdoor unit.
💡 Peninsula tip: Choose reverse cycle — heat and cool with one system
• Reverse cycle air conditioners heat in winter and cool in summer — two functions, one unit
• Much more efficient than electric resistance heaters for Peninsula winters
• Modern inverter systems use up to 60% less energy than older fixed-speed models
• Ask about high-wall units with heating capacity suited to cold Peninsula winters
A single-room split system (2.5kW–3.5kW) installed typically costs $1,200–$2,200 including supply and installation. A larger 7–9kW system for open-plan living areas runs $2,000–$3,500 installed. Ducted systems for whole-home cooling are $6,000–$18,000+ depending on the number of zones and the property size. All prices include electrical connection and commissioning. We supply and install — or install units you've already purchased.
As a rough guide: 2.5kW suits rooms up to 20m², 3.5kW for 20–35m², 5–6kW for 35–60m², and 7–9kW for 60–80m². Peninsula homes often need slightly larger units due to high ceilings in older homes and the coastal humidity that makes heat feel more intense. We'll calculate the correct size based on your room dimensions, ceiling height, insulation, and orientation — oversizing or undersizing an air conditioner both waste energy.
Split systems cool or heat one room or zone per indoor unit — they're lower cost to install and run, and ideal for targeting specific areas. Ducted systems use a central unit in the roof to distribute conditioned air through ceiling vents in multiple rooms — better for whole-home comfort but higher upfront cost. On the Peninsula, most homes with 3+ bedrooms benefit from ducted, while smaller homes or targeted cooling is fine with multi-split or individual split systems.
