Here are two situations in which reverse cycle air conditioning could be the right choice for your home.

You want to reduce the complexity and cost of fitting your cooling and heating systems

If your home requires both a cooling system and a heating system, but you're concerned about the disruption, mess and noise that installing two systems could cause, then you should talk to an HVAC contractor about getting a reverse cycle air conditioning system. The reason for this is that this is a two-in-one system that can be used for both cooling and heating purposes. As such, if you get this system, the installation time could be half of that associated with having two separate systems (i.e. a heating system and an air conditioning system) fitted, which could make this process much easier for you to deal with.

Furthermore, this system will not only be quicker to install than two separate ones but will also be simpler to fit. You won't, for example, have to alter your furniture layouts in each room or even remove furniture from certain rooms, to create space for large wall radiators, in the way that you would if you had a separate heating system.  

Additionally, because you'll only have to install one system, and the contractor will use fewer supplies and spend less time on this task than if they were installing two (they won't for instance, need the aforementioned radiators), you should also find that the total cost of getting reverse cycle air conditioning is less than that of having a central heating system, and a separate air conditioning system installed.

You want your temperature-regulation system to be simple to use

There are circumstances in which homeowners need a very simple way to control the temperature in their homes. If for example, you have an elderly parent living with you, who has cognitive issues and who needs to be able to warm or cool the house when you're not around, or if you have children who would like to be able to manage the room temperature sometimes, then reverse cycle air conditioning could be the best option for your property.

The reason for this is that if you get this system, your household members won't need to manage two separate systems but will instead be able to control the coolness or warmth of the house from one control panel. This will reduce the chances of, for example, your elderly relative turning on the air conditioning, with the aim of cooling themselves down, but forgetting to turn off the separate heating system and then getting confused as to why the room temperature is still high. Look into reverse cycle air conditioning near you.