Menzel Air

12/01/2026

Back to our Roots 🤍
Last year, we expanded our business from ‘Menzel Air’ to ‘Menzel Air & Electrical’ as we explored offering electrical services alongside air conditioning.

After a lot of reflection, we’ve realised our passion and our strength, has always been air conditioning.

With that in mind, we’ve made the decision to step back, realign, and change our name back to our OG name Menzel Air.

This wasn’t a decision made lightly, but we believe the best service comes from doing what you love and doing it well. By focusing solely back on air conditioning, we can continue delivering the highest quality, reliable service our clients know and trust us for.

We’re proud of the journey, grateful for the lessons, and excited for this next chapter…. back to where it all began ❄️✨

Thank you for your continued support 🫶🏼
Teagan & Aidan

05/01/2026

We hope everyone had a great Christmas and New Year break ✨ We are now back from holidays, refreshed and ready to get stuck into the year ahead !

We are working through today and responding to all enquiries we’ve received. That said, we’re still having some issues with Facebook messages not always coming through. If you haven’t heard back from us by close of business today, please reach out to us again either by email or by mobile. [email protected]
0434 964 410

Thank you for your ongoing support, we can’t wait for another busy year ahead! ❄️

05/12/2025

Now Hiring – Apprentice Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Mechanic ! ❄️

Start fresh or continue your apprenticeship with a team that values Quality Work & Good Attitude.
Residential + commercial work, Plenty of variety.

Must have a can do attitude & genuine desire to succeed in the air conditioning & refrigeration industry.

Do you or someone you know feel like the right fit! Email your resume to [email protected] or message us for more info.

26/10/2025

We’re looking for a Qualified Sparkie to join our Crew !! ⚡️🔌 If you’re a Qualified Electrician who loves good banter, quality work, and a crew that doesn’t take themselves too seriously — we want to hear from you!

🔗 Apply here:

Step Up Your Career Today! We’re offering a real opportunity. Join a team that values quality workmanship, loyalty, and initiative.

15/07/2025

*Issue with Business Suite Facebook Messages*
Hello to all our lovely customers, Happy Tuesday !
If you have sent a message to our page & have not received a response, we are very sorry!! We seem to be receiving notifications that you have messaged our page. however, when I go in to respond to you all the messages have disappeared and I cannot get them back up. I have found a loop hole in this issue that if I remember the name of the person messaging & search it, it will magically appear ! Please retry sending the message & if you do not receive a response please send us a text message on 0434 964 410.

Thank you for understanding & we appreciate you all !

04/07/2025

Tools loaded. Ute wrapped. Name on show.
You’ll spot us before we’re even on-site. 🛠️ ⚡️
Thank you to the team at Signsonic Graphics + Design for bringing our vision to life 👌🏽

10/06/2025

Site supervisor Albie had a big work day with dad & knocked off for the day at the park 👏🏼👌🏽

05/03/2025

How to Safely Turn Off Your Air Conditioner in preparation for Cyclone Alfred ⚡️🌪️ ⛈️

With Cyclone Alfred on the way, it’s important to protect your air conditioner from potential power surges and storm damage. In this post we will run through with you how to safely turn off your air conditioning unit before Cyclone Alfred hits.

Step 1: Turn Off the AC Isolator
➖ Locate the AC isolator switch, generally mounted on the wall next to your outdoor unit.
➖Flip the switch to the OFF position to disconnect power to your air conditioning unit.

Step 2: Check Your Switchboard
➖ Head to your switchboard, where your homes electrical circuits are controlled.
➖ Not all air conditioning units have an independent circuit breaker, so be sure to check if yours does.
➖If your air conditioner does have an independent circuit breaker, turn it off to fully isolate the unit.

Why is this important?
Turning off your air conditioning systems at both the isolator and the circuit breaker (if your system has one) protects it from power surges, lightning strikes and potential electrical damage during storms.

When can you turn the systems back & how ?
After the cyclone, Once it is safe to do so turn the circuit breaker back on (if applicable) first & then the air conditioning’s isolator next to the outdoor system to restore power to the unit.

If you’re unsure or need assistance please don’t hesitate to give us a call or message

0434 964 410
Menzel Air & Electrical Pty Ltd

05/03/2025

Do you have rooftop solar ? The advice from Energex Australia is to shut it off in preparation for Cyclone Alfred.

#𝗧𝗖𝗔𝗟𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗗: 𝗦𝗵𝘂𝘁 𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘀𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗿
Got rooftop solar? Today’s the time to turn off it off before Alfred hits.

Every system will have slightly different steps, so consult your manual or the installer’s shutdown procedures, which can usually be found at the inverter and/or on the main switchboard. However, as a guide, most will advise to turn off the inverter AC mains isolator, which is usually found in the meter box: it’s very important to turn the AC mains isolator off first, and then also to turn off the photovoltaic (PV) array DC isolator which is usually found next to the inverter.

⚠️ Even if the network is not operational and panels aren't supplying the home, solar systems can continue to generate direct current (DC) power

⚡NEVER climb onto the roof to check or touch the solar system or its components – if there’s any damage, the roof can be live

🔌Treat all solar panels and cables as though they’re live and dangerous

💦 Never touch inverters, switchboards or other electrical equipment if it’s wet, or if you’re standing in water

More great info on solar PV & battery safety in severe weather here: https://bit.ly/3F5diZm

03/03/2025

Dear Valued Customers,
Your safety & our team’s safety will always be our number one priority. With this being said, The uncertainty surrounding Cyclone Alfred which is predicted to hit from Wednesday leaves it very difficult with predicting if this will impact our ability to complete scheduled jobs. We will be reevaluating scheduled jobs on a day by day basis with safety at the forefront of our minds & will be in touch with all customers ASAP if we need to reschedule.
Thank you for your understanding & stay safe !