Single Room Solutions

Single room AC units are ideally suited for cooling or heating individual rooms or small spaces. They are particularly effective in spaces where installing a central air conditioning system may not be practical or cost-effective. Here are some types of rooms where single room air conditioning units are commonly used:

• Bedrooms: A small energy-efficient air conditioner  is an excellent choice for cooling or heating bedrooms, ensuring a comfortable and restful sleep all year round.

• Living Rooms: If you spend a significant amount of time in your living space, a single room air conditioner can provide targeted cooling or heating, creating a pleasant atmosphere for relaxation and entertainment.

• Home Offices: For those who work from home or have a dedicated office space, a small air conditioner can help maintain a comfortable temperature, enhancing productivity and concentration.

Small Apartments or Studio Units: A single AC for a room is ideal for compact living spaces, such as small apartments or studio units, where cooling or heating the entire space with a central system might not be necessary or cost-effective.

No, a single room air conditioner is designed to only cool or heat an individual room or small area. The capacity of a single room split system air conditioner is matched  to the size of the area it serves, ensuring efficient and consistent comfort. While some air may reach nearby rooms, the cooling or heating effect decreases  with distance.

If you want to control the temperature in multiple rooms, it’s better to choose a multi room air conditioner or consider a whole home air conditioner for a more comprehensive solution. These systems enable you to cool or heat several rooms simultaneously through a connected network of indoor units or ducts, delivering consistent comfort throughout your home.

A regular air conditioning service is essential to maintain the performance and lifespan of your home air conditioner. Servicing intervals depends on the type of unit, how often it’s used and local conditions.

In general, it’s recommended to have your small air conditioner inspected and serviced annually to keep it running efficiently and identify any potential issues early. Routine air conditioning filter cleaning also helps maintain airflow and energy efficiency. Additionally, keeping the outdoor unit clear of debris or obstructions helps prevent strain on the system and reduces running costs.

When purchasing a single room air conditioner, several additional features can enhance your comfort, convenience and energy efficiency. Consider the following unit features as you make your decision:

• Energy Efficiency: Energy-efficient models can help reduce your energy consumption and electricity bills. Look for a small aircon unit with energy management features like Human Sensor Control and Economy Mode, and refer to the unit's Energy Rating label.

• Programmable Timer: A programmable timer allows you to set specific schedules and enables customisation of the cooling or heating based on your daily routine, saving energy when the room is unoccupied.

• Sleep Timer: Your AC sleep timer for energy efficiency adjusts the temperature and fan speed for optimal comfort during nighttime use. It helps maintain an ideal sleeping environment by regulating room temperature throughout the night.

• Remote Control: A remote control allows you to conveniently adjust settings from across the room without having to get up. Choose a small aircon unit with a user-friendly remote control and a clear display for easy operation.

Quiet Operation: Look for air conditioners designed to operate quietly if you plan to use them in bedrooms or other areas where noise can be a concern, especially at night. Noise reduction technologies and sound-dampening features can contribute to a quieter experience.

Modern single room air conditioners are equipped with advanced technologies that minimise noise. Many Fujitsu models feature a dedicated quiet operating mode, lowering the fan speed for near-silent operation.

Even when the quiet operating mode is not selected, Fujitsu’s one room air conditioners use variable-speed compressors to reduce the level of noise emitted during cooling or heating processes.

Each single room AC unit sold by Fujitsu General Australia is covered by a 5-year parts and labour warranty, which applies to both the hardware itself and the installation. The warranty is valid once the product and installation have been registered with Fujitsu. 

To submit an air conditioner warranty claim, please contact Fujitsu General Assist or submit a request using the online form.

Selecting a single room air conditioner for each space in your home involves both researching the available units and considering the room’s characteristics. To help you choose between our range of available units, we’ve provided a list of factors to consider before settling on an air conditioner for a small room:

• Room Size: The size of the room you intend to cool or heat is the starting point for determining the right air conditioner capacity. A smaller room requires less powerful air conditioning  compared to larger spaces. Matching your unit’s cooling and heating capacity to the room size ensures efficient operation and prevents unnecessary energy use. For more detailed information, explore our air conditioner room size guide.

• Ceiling Height: Rooms with higher ceilings require more cooling or heating power to achieve the desired temperature compared to a home with standard ceilings.

• Level of Insulation: Insulation is a key inclusion in most modern houses, as it helps retain the in-room temperature and prevent large fluctuations. This means that your air conditioner will not have to work as hard to bring the room to the desired  temperature. 

• Window Sizes: While large windows are a fantastic selling point, they also allow more light and heat into your home. Window tinting can help to offset this, but a property with larger windows will generally require a more powerful air conditioner.

Orientation: If your property has many west-facing rooms with large windows, you may need a more powerful air conditioner to cool down your home in summer.

Selecting a single room air conditioner for each space in your home involves both researching the available units and considering the room’s characteristics. To help you choose between our range of available units, we’ve provided a list of factors to consider before settling on an air conditioner for a small room:

• Room Size: The size of the room you intend to cool or heat is the starting point for determining the right air conditioner capacity. A smaller room requires less powerful air conditioning  compared to larger spaces. Matching your unit’s cooling and heating capacity to the room size ensures efficient operation and prevents unnecessary energy use. For more detailed information, explore our air conditioner room size guide.

• Ceiling Height: Rooms with higher ceilings require more cooling or heating power to achieve the desired temperature compared to a home with standard ceilings.

• Level of Insulation: Insulation is a key inclusion in most modern houses, as it helps retain the in-room temperature and prevent large fluctuations. This means that your air conditioner will not have to work as hard to bring the room to the desired  temperature. 

• Window Sizes: While large windows are a fantastic selling point, they also allow more light and heat into your home. Window tinting can help to offset this, but a property with larger windows will generally require a more powerful air conditioner.

Orientation: If your property has many west-facing rooms with large windows, you may need a more powerful air conditioner to cool down your home in summer.

The best air conditioning unit for a bedroom is one that provides quiet, efficient and consistent comfort throughout the night. Because bedrooms are typically smaller, noise levels, temperature precision and energy efficiency are key considerations.

Fujitsu offers several single room air conditioning options suitable for bedrooms and other small spaces:

• Wall mounted air conditioners: Top preference for bedrooms, providing quiet operation, accurate temperature control and a low profile design that complements any decor.
  

• Floor mounted air conditioners: Ideal if wall space is limited or if you prefer airflow directed from a lower position for gentle, even temperature distribution.
  

• Cassette air conditioners: A discreet ceiling mounted option for larger bedrooms or spaces where minimal wall obstruction is preferred.
  

• Bulkhead air conditioners: A compact, concealed option that sits neatly within a ceiling bulkhead, offering quiet performance and an unobtrusive appearance. This style is well suited for rooms where a streamlined look is preferred, while still delivering efficient and comfortable airflow.

Each Fujitsu system is designed for energy efficiency, whisper-quiet performance and reliable year-round comfort. For tailored advice on the right one room air conditioner for your bedroom, use the Fujitsu Assist Product Selector Tool or contact Fujitsu General Assist on 1300 364 484 to speak with our customer service team.