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1g-and-cooling| services are available in all stores. “yourhome govaulenergy/ regularly. They're generally cheaper to buy than fixed units, don't incur installation costs, can be rolled from room to room as required and move house with you. Some need to be sited near a window and a power point, as extension cords aren't recommended for use with these models. Portable aircons aren't particularly energy-efficient; the usual, single-duct model doesn't rate stars for a quick comparison on the energy rating label, so check the power consumption figures to work out how much your chosen unit could cost to run. Ideal for: A quick fix in. a small area. Top tip: A unit offering heating and cooling will give you all-season use. Fertable fares How do they work? Generating the same type of cooling as ceiling fans, portable fans are ideal for renters as you can take them with you when you move. Available in floorstanding and desk versions, they can be placed just about anywhere you need a breeze. Styles include traditional pedestal models, powerful tower types that don't take up much space, and slick bladeless ones. On average, they're cheaper than ceiling fans and, since they can usually be plugged into an existing socket, you shouldn't have to factor in any installation costs. More powerful, oscillating models may use more energy than a ceiling fan, meaning they can end up costing slightly more to run. Bunnings electrical buyer Kirsten Smith says the size of the space is the most important issue when buying a portable fan. “Choose small personal fans for a study, 40cm pedestal fans for a lounge and large 75cm industrial fans for a garage or gym," she explains. Ideal for: Rooms or spaces where you need a targeted cooling effect. Top tip: Some models can be controlled by remote or via a smart system app — great for those days when a sleep-in is in order. © 1 Arlec 91cm tower fan with remote control, $79, 1/N: 0281563. 2 Brilliant ‘Xtreme’ 178cm X large ABS timber-look DC indoor outdoor ceiling fan with remote, $889, I/N: 0216745*. 3 Carrier ‘Fern’ 6.2kW split system airconditioner, $1,799, I/N: 0236195. 4 Mistral bladeless fan and air purifier, $199, I/N: 0369600. 5 Arlec reverse cycle smart portable airconditioner with Grid Connect in Black, $599, I/N: 0199568. 6 Hoover ‘RTF30’ 30cm retro table fan, $69, I/N: 0371539. 7 Euromatic 40cm metal pedestal fan, $72, I/N: 0102682. 8 HPM ‘Hang-sure’ 1200mm ceiling fan in White, $139, I/N: 4441507. 9 Arlec 50cm high velocity box fan, $49, I/N: 0371560. 10 Mercator ‘Flinders’ 140cm 3 blade ceiling fan with light, $466, I/N: 4371584. ‘Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered. Seasol. A better way To grow. And grow. And grow. And grow! For lush, healthy, happy plants, don't forget the Seasol.
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