Melbourne’s climate is one of the most variable in Australia — 38-degree summers, cold and damp winters, and seasons that swap without warning. A split system that can both cool in summer and heat efficiently in winter isn’t a luxury; it’s a practical necessity for most homes and businesses.
Luno Electrical supplies and installs split systems across inner Melbourne. We hold an electrical licence, ARC refrigerant handling authorisation, and a BPC licence — a combination that most Melbourne electricians don’t hold, but that is required for compliant split system installation. You only need one team for the entire job.
We’re also registered under the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program and can apply eligible rebates at point of sale — reducing your upfront cost without any separate claim process.
An oversized split system short-cycles — it cools the room too quickly, turns off, and never runs long enough to dehumidify properly. An undersized system runs continuously without reaching temperature. Both scenarios mean higher energy bills and a shorter unit lifespan.
Installation that doesn’t meet Australian Standards or the manufacturer’s specifications voids the warranty — a significant financial exposure on a $2,000–$5,000 unit. In Victoria, anyone installing a split system must hold both an electrical licence and an ARC refrigerant handling authorisation — unlicensed installation is illegal and uninsurable.
The right split system, installed correctly, keeps every room in your home comfortable year-round. It heats efficiently in winter, cools reliably in summer, and the running costs are what the energy rating says they are — because the unit is the right size and is operating as designed.
Ready to install a split system? Call Luno Electrical on (03) 9982 9737 or get a free quote online. We cover all inner Melbourne suburbs and can typically install within 1–2 weeks of booking.
We install split systems for commercial offices, retail spaces, hospitality venues and light-industrial premises across Melbourne’s inner suburbs. Multi-head systems for open-plan offices, high-wall units for server rooms, and concealed cassette units for hospitality — we advise on the right configuration for your commercial application.