
Your home should feel comfortable in every season—without bulky indoor units or oversized outlets competing with your interior design. Oz Air Group supplies and installs AirSmart Indoor Environment Systems for Melbourne homes and suitable commercial properties.
For families, AirSmart IES can be planned around bedrooms, living areas and the spaces used most throughout the day. Its compact duct network and discreet outlet options make it particularly relevant for new homes, renovations and architect-designed properties where ceiling space and visual details matter.
The same integrated approach can be adapted for appropriate offices, retail environments and other commercial properties. Zoning and air delivery can be planned around occupancy, operating requirements and how different parts of the building are used.
Oz Air Group assesses the property, available service space and your comfort priorities before recommending an installation approach.
AirSmart IES brings heating, cooling, air delivery, air purification and comfort control together within one coordinated system. Instead of treating each component as a separate addition, the system is planned around the property and its specific requirements.
A compact duct network can help AirSmart fit properties where conventional ducting may be difficult to accommodate. Air can be delivered through discreet round, linear or selected concealed outlets, helping preserve clean ceilings and carefully considered interior finishes.
For homeowners, this can mean more consistent comfort with less visual disruption. For suitable commercial properties, the system can support different rooms, occupancy patterns and operating requirements through planned zoning and air delivery.
Oz Air Group works with homeowners, builders, designers and commercial clients to assess installation requirements before equipment, duct routes, outlets, zoning and controls are finalised.

An AirSmart IES installation is planned as a complete system for the building. Depending on the approved design, its key elements may include:
Selected to suit the project and connected to the integrated air delivery system.
Designed to route conditioned air through the available building space.
AirSmart offers round and linear grilles, as well as selected concealed details.
AirSmart’s IES specification describes MERV-13filtration, UV-C and PCO
Configured around the rooms and how they are used.
We can discuss the installation requirements for your property; the final specification depends on the building and the agreed system design.
Actual performance and running costs depend on equipment selection, building conditions, installation and use.
Tell us whether this is a new build, renovation or upgrade and share any plans you have. We’ll contact you about the installation requirements and a tailored quote.
A suitable system starts with the building rather than a single floor-area figure. We discuss the intended rooms and work with the project information available to identify installation requirements.
A project-specific assessment is needed before equipment, duct routes, outlets, capacity or price can be confirmed.

AirSmart states that IES can be designed to integrate with technologies such as solar, hydronic heat pumps and geothermal systems. It also describes inverter-driven performance as part of its system approach.
The appropriate heating and cooling plant depends on the building, existing services, project design and selected equipment. If you are planning electrification or have an existing energy system, tell us early so compatibility can be considered. Any projected savings need a project-specific assessment.
Explore AirSmart installation options forMelbourne homes. Select your suburb to see information relevant to your area,or contact us if your location is not listed.
Albert Park
Armadale
Balwyn
Balwyn North
Brighton
Brighton East
Camberwell
Canterbury
Deepdene
Glen Iris
Hawthorn
Hawthorn East
Kew
Kooyong
Malvern
Malvern East
Middle Park
South Yarra
Surrey Hills
Toorak
