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Think ‘Smart’ Before Installing Ducted Air Conditioning
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Make the ‘smart’ choice with ducted air conditioning Installing a new ducted air conditioning system is a significant investment and one of the biggest expenses for a newly built home – but with a bit of ‘smart’ thinking, you can save money while enjoying greater comfort. At iZone, we encounter homeowners every day who have

Selecting The Best AC Mode and Fan Speed
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Selecting The Best AC Mode and Fan Speed Most air conditioners offer different modes, but by integrating your ducted system with iZone’s Climate Control System, you can avoid unnecessary costs, regardless of the chosen mode. iZone cools/ heats only the rooms in use, reducing energy waste and extending system life. It tracks energy consumption, highlighting

Smart Home Market Insights
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Smart Home Market Insights The future of Australian homes is getting smarter and more efficient! Recent market analysis reveals exciting developments in home automation that could transform how you live. As cutting-edge home automation takes centre stage, everyday living is redefined by seamless control, energy savings and personalised comfort. Market Growth The Australian smart home

Eco-Friendly Smart Homes can lower your carbon footprint
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Reduce Your Carbon Footprint While Cutting Energy Costs with an iZone’s System Residential buildings in Australia are responsible for 24% of the nation’s electricity consumption and over 10% of total carbon emissions, according to the Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (July 2024). Homes and apartments with poor energy performance

Installing smart lights in your home can contribute to your emotional well-being.
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The diverse colours of smart lights could be beneficial to your emotional well-being. The colours in your home can significantly influence your mood and mental health. Different colours and their frequencies can have both physiological and psychological effects on your emotions and behaviour, according to various research studies. For example, someone feeling stressed or angry