This Mini Split Runs Directly From Solar Panels

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  @bettertogetherlife · 3 months ago (edited) · pinned

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  @rajeevpradhan2376 · 3 months ago

  Great video. &nbsp;Ordered one myself, should be arriving in the next day or two. &nbsp;Super excited. &nbsp;The customer service and communication throughout the entire process has been outstanding! &nbsp;Thanks Airspool! &nbsp;🍻

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  @tonyprice1526 · 3 months ago

  I installed a 12000btu unit and 1200w solar. I&apos;m in the UK and we have a heat wave now. Running at zero electric from the mains, i can see a lot of people doing this.

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  @GravySealNetwork · 2 months ago (edited)

  I got an airspool unit, I love it. It keeps my camper cool and warm. Amazing customer support. <br>I have mine plugged into a Apex 300 &quot;solar generator&quot;. So it runs off its solar during the day and pulls off the battery at night.

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  @IanBornz-k2h · 3 months ago

  Dang I am going to get a couple of these!!!!!❤

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  @mycbr600rr · 1 month ago

  I’m impressed. My shop needs this- I &nbsp; Have a stump grinding business and the tool grinder will operate longer and more efficiently sharpening the teeth if cooler in &nbsp;the shop. <br>But thats not my end goal- I want at LEAST 2 of these in the main area of my house so the whole house A/C will not run all day and night. <br>Convincing the wife is goal

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  @junkerzn7312 · 3 months ago

  Its pretty cool that it only takes 800W of solar to more or less remove the mains requirement for a mini-split for most of the day. &nbsp; I would prefer something that also includes lugs for a battery to save up excess solar and then continue running the unit into the evening without needing the mains. &nbsp;But it&apos;s still a pretty good cost saver as-is.<br><br>To make it permanent, a couple of permanent residential panels on the building or on a Pergola or something and then just let the savings accrue.<br><br>-Matt

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  @richapocalypsesg1949 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Ridged lines are absolutely terrible for condensation because water, even though you&apos;re told it runs all the way through, it will sit in those grooves and over time can cause mold and create a bigger issue for you. Down the road.... but so far since i&apos;m just now watching this video, everything looks pretty cool. We&apos;ll see how it goes to the end

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  @hoofandpeck · 3 months ago

  I’m very impressed with this unit. I’ve self installed 8 mini splits, all doing great. I love the idea of solar powered though. Would be so easy to add panels in. I’m assuming with no battery, there’s no AC at night. But that’s easily fixed.

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  @IanBornz-k2h · 3 months ago

  The God dang TWILIGHT ZONE!!!!!!

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  @ronmorrell9809 · 1 month ago

  I want to do something similar, but am struggling to find the required starting surge. Do inverter heat pumps require the monstrous surge (locked rotor) seem in older technology?

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  @XicanVolcan · 3 days ago

  you need a cover for the mini spit outside