Dual Power Source – Operates on both solar (DC 145–280V) and grid power (AC 220V) for uninterrupted performance.

 Runs Without Electricity – Works directly on solar power during the day, even without grid supply.

 DC Inverter Technology – Ensures faster cooling, lower noise, and maximum energy efficiency.

 Up to 100% Energy Savings – Save massively on electricity bills with solar integration.

 Integrated MPPT Controller – Optimizes solar power usage with high efficiency.

 Soft Power Start – Operates safely in low voltage areas without damaging components.

 High Cooling Performance – Delivers strong, consistent cooling with low power consumption (900W–1400W).

 Easy Installation – Designed for quick and seamless setup with solar panels.

 Eco-Friendly Operation – Uses environment-friendly refrigerant (R32) with lower carbon impact.

Description

 Hybrid Solar AC – Intelligent Cooling, Maximum Savings  Download Data sheet

Experience the power of the sun with our Smartcool Hybrid Solar Air Conditioner, designed to provide uninterrupted cooling while cutting down your energy bills by up to 80% – 100%. With advanced DC inverter technology and AC + DC hybrid operation, this air conditioner works even without electricity, directly from solar panels.

Perfect for homes, offices, schools, and commercial spaces, this smart cooling solution is future-ready and eco-friendly.

 Key Features:

•  Dual Power Source – Operates on both grid power (AC 220V) and solar power (DC 145–280V).

•  MPPT PV Power Controller – Ensures efficient solar energy utilization.

•  No Electricity? No Problem – Runs solely on solar during the day without grid power.

•  Smart App Control – Control your AC remotely anytime, anywhere.

•  Soft Power Start – Safe for low voltage areas.

•  Massive Energy Savings – Up to 100% savings with solar power.

•  Efficient Cooling – Cooling power consumption: 900W (Nx1x model) / 1400W (Nx2x model).

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 Applications:

• Residential homes

• Corporate offices

• Retail shops & classrooms

• Remote areas with power instability