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Everything included

Six parts, designed to work together

This is not a standard ducted install with optional extras added later. Each part is planned together around the home, household and how each room is used.

01

Ducted heating and cooling

Quiet, discreet whole-home comfort through ceiling outlets, sized and laid out for the actual heat load of the home.

02

Lossnay fresh-air ventilation

Filtered outdoor air is introduced while energy is recovered from outgoing stale air, supporting a fresher and drier home.

03

ZoneIQ room control

Condition the rooms being used rather than treating the entire house the same, with individual temperature sensing by zone.

04

Wi-Fi control included

Control the system from a phone, set schedules and make adjustments before arriving home.

05

R1.0 insulated ducting upgrade

Higher-grade insulated ducting helps reduce unwanted heat transfer through the roof space and supports better system efficiency.

06

First annual service included

The first yearly service is included so the complete system can be checked, cleaned and kept performing as intended.

Why this package exists

A better result than selecting components one at a time

Heating, ventilation and zoning affect one another. Treating them as separate purchases can lead to compromises in duct layout, airflow, control and efficiency. The Energy Smart Package is designed as one coordinated system from the start.

  • ✓ Room-by-room heat-load and airflow planning
  • ✓ Fresh-air quantities considered alongside heating and cooling
  • ✓ Zoning designed around how the household actually lives
  • ✓ Duct routes and insulation selected for long-term performance
  • ✓ Commissioning and support handled by one local team
FeatureDucted onlyEnergy Smart
Whole-home heating and coolingIncludedIncluded
Fresh-air heat recoveryOptionalIncluded
Room-by-room zoningOptionalIncluded
Wi-Fi controlOptionalIncluded
R1.0 ducting upgradeOptionalIncluded
First annual serviceNot includedIncluded
Package FAQs

Questions about the complete Energy Smart system

What is the main difference between this package and a standard ducted heat pump?

A standard ducted system primarily heats and cools the home. The Energy Smart Package also includes heat-recovery fresh-air ventilation, ZoneIQ room control, Wi-Fi, upgraded R1.0 ducting and the first annual service. More importantly, those parts are designed together rather than added independently.

Can parts of the package be removed?

The package is intended as a complete high-performance solution. Where a component does not suit the home, Bay Breeze can instead design a different ducted solution rather than presenting a reduced package as the same offer.

Does zoning mean every room can have a different temperature?

ZoneIQ allows individual zones to be opened, closed and temperature monitored. The exact number and grouping of zones is designed around the layout, airflow requirements and how the household uses the rooms.

Does Lossnay cool or heat the incoming fresh air?

Lossnay transfers energy between outgoing stale air and incoming fresh air. It reduces the load compared with bringing untreated outdoor air straight inside, while the ducted heat pump provides the main heating and cooling.

Why is R1.0 ducting included?

Ducting runs through roof spaces that can become very hot in summer and cold in winter. Improved insulation helps reduce unwanted energy transfer before conditioned air reaches the rooms.

How much does the package cost?

Pricing is tailored because capacity, home size, roof access, zone count and outlet design vary significantly. Following a site assessment, Bay Breeze provides one clear scope and price for the complete system.

Can the package be installed in an existing home?

Often yes, provided there is suitable roof or service space and practical routes for ducting, ventilation and wiring. A site assessment confirms feasibility before design work begins.

What happens after installation?

The system is commissioned, airflow is balanced and controls are explained. The first annual service is included, and Bay Breeze remains the local point of contact for servicing and support.