A centralised electric heating system distributes warm air or radiant heat evenly throughout your home using a ducted reverse cycle unit or an electric hydronic system. It’s an energy-efficient, all-electric alternative to gas heating.

Electric ducted systems use a reverse cycle air conditioner  to warm air and distribute it through ceiling or floor vents. A single outdoor unit powers heating across multiple zones inside your home.

Yes — especially reverse cycle systems with high star ratings. Many models have zoning features, allowing you to heat only the rooms you need, reducing overall electricity use and lowering running costs.

Costs vary based on your home’s size and system type. On average, installation ranges from $6,000 to $12,000 for a ducted reverse cycle setup. Rebates or solar pairing can reduce long-term costs.

Yes! Most central electric systems are reverse cycle, meaning they provide both heating and cooling through the same system — perfect for Melbourne’s changing seasons.

Electric heating systems produce no direct emissions, especially when powered by solar or renewable electricity. They’re considered more sustainable than traditional gas heating systems.

Most central electric heating systems can be installed in 1 to 2 days, depending on your home layout and ducting requirements. Our team will provide a clear installation plan before starting.

Yes. Victorian homeowners may be eligible for energy efficiency rebates when switching to an all-electric reverse cycle system. We’ll help you check eligibility and guide you through the rebate process.